Nice! TIL. Do you have any info you could share about how Minnesota’s privacy legislation compares to California’s or the EU?
randomwords@midwest.social
on 16 Aug 15:56
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My understanding is that they used the existing laws as a framework and then went a little above and beyond them. There is an org in the US that’s is trying to get these sorts of laws passed in every state and they want to make sure they are all compatible with each other.
I think one of the big differences is that MN residents can request what data a business has and the have corrections made.
A lot of those requests are met with, “give us all your data in full so we ensure we have everyrhing there is and we will process it to not be sold”
So no, the grass isn’t all that greener on the other side.
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i wish there was a way i could pretend to be a california or german resident so that i can put in these delete-my-data requests.
Purchase a california virtual mailbox/pmb service
these companies are adept a detecting these services and the gpdr and ccpa eligibility requirements include residency.
Soon Minnesota too if you live there!
Nice! TIL. Do you have any info you could share about how Minnesota’s privacy legislation compares to California’s or the EU?
My understanding is that they used the existing laws as a framework and then went a little above and beyond them. There is an org in the US that’s is trying to get these sorts of laws passed in every state and they want to make sure they are all compatible with each other.
I think one of the big differences is that MN residents can request what data a business has and the have corrections made.
www.ag.state.mn.us/Data-Privacy/Consumer/
A lot of those requests are met with, “give us all your data in full so we ensure we have everyrhing there is and we will process it to not be sold” So no, the grass isn’t all that greener on the other side.