Electronic Frontier Foundation on Mythryl: “If laws have weak enforcement mechanisms, companies factor that low…”

If laws have weak enforcement mechanisms, companies factor that low risk into the cost of doing business and keep violating our privacy, EFF’s Lena Cohen told @mercurynews.com. “Unless companies face serious consequences for violating our rights, they’re unlikely to put privacy ahead of profits.”

mercurynews.comCalifornia’s new privacy system depends on data brokers with a poor record of following the law: Stanford researchStanford researchers found widespread privacy-law compliance failures among data brokers now required to delete Californians’ personal information.

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