U.S. Lacks Comprehensive Federal Privacy Law
U.S. federal lawmakers have still not passed comprehensive privacy legislation by early 2025, leaving at least 18 states with divergent laws that create a regulatory patchwork for businesses. Industry lobbying favors federal preemption without private rights of action, while children's privacy measures have bipartisan momentum; companies face rising compliance costs and consumers experience uneven protections across states.
Scoring Rationale
Timely, comprehensive update on expanding state privacy patchwork and children's bill momentum; no major federal breakthrough.
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Sources
- Read OriginalAmerica's Privacy Law Patchwork: Why the U.S. Still Can't Agree on How to Protect Your Datawebpronews.com
