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ARTICLE · 28 JANUARY 2021

Thoughts On Data Privacy Day 2021 – Lessons Learned From A 1961 Children's Novel

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January 28 is data privacy day, and I thought it an appropriate time to take a step back. One of my greatest regrets as a practitioner is that we are always under so much crisis pressure...

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January 28 is data privacy day, and I thought it an appropriate time to take a step back. One of my greatest regrets as a practitioner is that we are always under so much crisis pressure – deadlines, both real and imagined – to get to an answer or to a piece of advice or to a deal closing, that we fail to think big. I am jealous of my peers in academia who get to read, write, and think for extended periods of time. For myself, the pandemic has afforded me a little more ability to luxuriate in big thoughts (even losing that LA freeway commute time helps). So, this post is not about the CCPA, the CPRA, cross-border data transfers, the potential for federal legislation, or any of those other strictly legislative or regulatory matters, at least not on the surface. But it is about where we find ourselves today in terms of consumer privacy, where we are going, and what those of us in the private sector should be thinking about as we travel this path.

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