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[…] this year was more due to chance than anything else, and next year will return to business-as-usual. After all, Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Vermont, and West Virginia all had bills make it to a floor vote or progress into cross-chamber, and some of those bills have been carried over into the 2026 […]

[…] seven new laws ena cted. 126 That is not to say that states were not active on privacy legislation in 2025. Alabama, Georgia, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, Vermont, and West Virginia all came close to enacting legislation. 127 The New England bloc of Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont all considered bolder, more-restrictive frameworks than the majority of […]

[…] and check-out time is 12:00pm the day of departure. Transportation Information Yours Truly DC Hotel is located at 1143 New Hampshire Ave NW, Washington, DC 20037. Car Service: For traveling guests who need to arrange transportation from Dulles International Airport (IAD) or Washington National (DCA), we recommend booking through rideshare services (Uber, Lyft, Taxis). […]

[…] law applies to all information technology products and services aimed at or likely to be accessed by minors, with extraterritorial application. “Likelihood of access” of a technology service or product as a novel standard, composed of three elements: attractiveness, ease of use, and potential risks to minors. Provisions governed by the principle of the […]

[…] the law’s obligations when they have actual knowledge that they are collecting the personal information of children under 13 or when they operate a website or online service that is directed towards children. The House version of COPPA 2.0 would establish a two-tiered standard that largely maintains the actual knowledge threshold for operators, except […]

[…] any person— (i) who , for commercial purposes, in interstate or foreign commerce operates or provides a website , located on the internet , or an online service, an online application, or a mobile application; and (i) who — (I) collects or maintains , either directly or through a service provider, personal information from […]

[…] continuously analyzes data like gait and heart rate to learn baseline health patterns, allowing it to detect a potential fall or an abnormal health trend and generate emergency alerts. In future AI-powered home assistant robots, AI might be the brain behind the natural language processing that understands commands and the mapping needed to safely […]

[…] to this information , sometimes referred to as pay -by -bank, allows parties to move money out of a consumer’s account to a designated recipient . This service is a core value of open banking, and consumers want it. However, as addressed in our congressional testimony, data providers raised warning flags to the CFPB […]