Today, when Americans ask if their personal data is protected, the answer depends entirely on which state they’re in.
Gus Bilirakis: “Today, when Americans ask if their personal data is protected, the answer depends entirely on which state they’re in.”
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Commenting on state data privacy laws during the hearing.
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