In the past, California has exerted something like a gravitational pull on the rest of the United States; in both legislation and civil liberties, where the Golden State goes — with its 12 percent of the U.S. population and 14 percent of the country's GDP — the U.S. has often followed. Digital rights advocates can (and should) hope that it continues with our electronic freedoms. On Friday, California passed a sweeping consumer privacy bill that provides the strongest protection of consumer d...
In the past, California has exerted something like a gravitational pull on the rest of the United States; in both legislation and civil liberties, where the Golden State goes — with its 12 percent of the U.S. population and 14 percent of the country's GDP — the U.S. has often followed. Digital rights advocates can (and should) hope that it continues with our electronic freedoms. On Friday, California passed a sweeping consumer privacy bill that provides the strongest protection of consumer d...
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