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[…] protection assessments pursuant to the AG’s investigatory powers. (§ 12D-106(a)(11)-(12)) These requirements are similar to the CCPA’s required contracts for the sale of personal information. (See Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.100, subd. (d); CCPA Rules § 7053)  Delaware’s requirements may be slightly broader, however, as they apply to the “disclosure” of personal data, “including in a sale […]

[…] an accommodation, an advantage, or a privilege accorded to others.” The law includes a number of tailored exceptions for common pricing practices. Businesses are allowed to use promotional pricing offers, loyalty program benefits, or other temporary discounts or changes to pricing related to retention of existing customers. They are also allowed to set a […]

On August 11, New Jersey became the newest state to enact a design code law aimed at minor online safety after Governor Sherrill signed A4015, the “New Jersey Age-Appropriate Design Code” (NJAADC). The new law is among the broadest in the country, most closely resembling a blend of the design codes enacted in South […]

[…] lifecycle has expanded considerably, and the underlying technology has changed. The 2023 guidance addressed predominantly predictive system s used in discrete decisions such as recruiting, hiring, and promotion. Employe rs today also deploy generative and agentic systems that draft communications, summari ze candidate information, conduct conversational interviews, and are capable of executing multi-step workflows […]

[…] confidentiality obligations, and the provisions on penalties became applicable. The implementation of the GPAI framework extended beyond the envisaged application date. Article 56(9) required that the GPAI Code of Practice be ready by 2 May 2025. Although this deadline was not met, the European Commission published the GPAI Code of Practice on 10 July […]

[…] have access to a COPPA-compliant method that doesn’t require disclosing sensitive information—the Department may still need to address other persistent frictions noted in FPF’s VPC research to promote process and compliance efficiency. Moreover, although additional consent processes may aim to provide minor control over parental releases and data disclosures in VPC efforts, stacking multiple […]

[…] Judith Sylva, and Frank M. Gresham, School-Based Predictors of Early Adolescent Depression , School Mental Health (2010), 2: 125-131 . 99 Several states have model protocols (e.g. Virginia Board of Education, Suicide Prevention Guidelines for Virgin ia Public Schools, Accessed September 20, 2021, https://www.doe.virginia.gov/support/prevention/suicide/suicide-prevention-guidebook.pdf ) which are implemented at the district level in policies […]

[…] 350 GB storage) against an AWS EC2 deployment (t3a.xlarge, on the order of 90–100 nodes) and an e-waste prototype (32 repurposed smartphones on a single tray). Benchmarking code is to be finalized in June 2026, with the California (UCSD) team running tasks in July.Part II (live deployment, Fall 2026)brings one tray to ICPSR’s Ann […]

[…] Scott became the first governor to veto a comprehensive consumer privacy bill. That bill, H.121, was an omnibus privacy bill with comprehensive protections and an age-appropriate design code. Had that bill been enacted, the comprehensive privacy provisions would have been amongst some of the broadest and most stringent in the country. In particular, the […]

[…] Both New York and California have passed laws prohibiting online services from providing algorithmically curated feeds to minors without parental consent; South Carolina and Nebraska’s age-appropriate design code laws require services to offer an opt-out of personalized recommender systems. The full report, including an appendix tracking a sample of enacted and proposed youth online […]