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Daily Dashboard | Virginia's Consumer Data Protection Act signed into law Related reading: A view from Brussels: EDPS sends signal on data transfers 

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Gov. Ralph Northam, D-Va., signed the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act into law. In doing so, Virginia became the second state to enact comprehensive privacy legislation and the first to do so on its own initiative. IAPP Westin Research Fellow Sarah Rippy breaks down the Virginia privacy bill, including its scope, exemptions, the data rights it gives to state residents and how it compares to other privacy laws.
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Pros and cons aplenty following Virginia CDPA approval

Tuesday's signing of the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act into law was a remarkable feat and another step forward for privacy in the U.S. However, that doesn't mean the legislation was a win for everyone and comes without its share of question marks. What unique compliance challenges are in store? Is this law what everyone hoped for? How does it compare and contrast with other notable privacy standards in the U.S. and abroad? IAPP Staff Writer Joe Duball compiled reactions to issues worth considering with the CDPA.
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IAPP updates state privacy law comparison table

The IAPP updated its “US State Comprehensive Privacy Law Comparison” to include the addition of Virginia's Consumer Data Protect Act. If you are aware of a proposed state bill that is absent from the table, please share it with The Westin Research Center.
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