In an op-ed for Tech Policy Press, cybersecurity entrepreneur Tom Kemp discussed how data privacy policy and practices "start with the customer experience and work backward." Kemp, a policy advisor for political action group Californians for Consumer Privacy, recommended consumer-focused considerations for moving the dialogue on privacy, including universal opt-out mechanisms, strict data broker regulation and dark patterns prohibition. Editor's note: A prior version of this story in the 22 Aug. Daily Dashboard mistakenly identified Tom Kemp as a policy advisor to the California Privacy Protection Agency.
23 Aug. 2023
Putting consumers first with data privacy rules, obligations
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