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Texas comprehensive privacy law on the horizon
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United States | Publication | February 2024
Texas will soon be the latest state with a comprehensive consumer data privacy and security legislation, known as the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, in effect. It will require businesses to take several compliance steps by July 1, 2024, including updating website privacy notices, implementing a process for consumers to exercise rights under the Act, updating contracts with vendors acting as data processors and conducting data protection assessments.
Download our PDF on the upcoming Texas privacy law to learn more.
Special thanks to Wenda Tang for contributing to the preparation of this content.
Head of NRF Digital Analytics and Technology Assessment Platform, United States
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