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ARTICLE · 16 MAY 2023

Two New State Privacy Laws – But What Is Really New?

Tennessee and Montana are now set to be the next two states with "omnibus" privacy legislation. "Omnibus" privacy legislation regulates personal information as a broad category...

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Tennessee and Montana are now set to be the next two states with "omnibus" privacy legislation. "Omnibus" privacy legislation regulates personal information as a broad category, as opposed to data collected by a particular regulated business or collected for a specific purpose, like health information, financial or payment card information. As far as omnibus laws go, Tennessee and Montana are two additional data points informing the trend we are seeing at the state level regarding privacy and data protection. Fortunately (or unfortunately depending on your point of view) these two states have taken the model which was initiated by Virginia and Colorado instead of following the California model.

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