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Nebraska Legislature advances age-appropriate design code bill to governor

Nebraska Legislative Bill 504, the Age-Appropriate Online Design Code Act, was voted out of the state legislature 28 May. The bill, introduced and supported by Gov. Jim Pillen, R-Neb., requires technology companies to take added measures to safeguard children's personal data, empower parents to manage and control their children's privacy and account settings, and place restrictions on tech companies to target children and encourage excessive use.

Motivations for upholding ban on US sensitive data transfers to adversarial countries

The Chertoff Group Senior Advisor Daniel Sutherland, CIPP/G, and IAPP Cybersecurity Law Center Managing Director Jim Dempsey wrote for Lawfare to examine the Trump administration's support of the U.S. law banning bulk sensitive data transfers to adversarial regimes that was established under the Biden administration. Sutherland and Dempsey recap how the Biden order came to be viewed as a critical national security tool, which includes the banning of Kaspersky software in the U.S.

Oregon Legislature sends geolocation, children's privacy bill to governor

The Oregon Legislature voted for final passage of House Bill 2008, which enhances requirements around geolocation and children's data in the state's comprehensive privacy law. The bill bans the sale of precise geolocation and personal information of minors under age 16. HB 2008 advances to the desk of Gov. Tina Kotek, D-Ore., for enactment or veto.Full story

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