Efforts in Congress to pass an online privacy law appear to have stalled, but some states have taken matters into their own hands.
Ahead of the comprehensive California Consumer Privacy Act taking effect in January of next year, a law in Nevada began to address online privacy in October, requiring websites and other online services to tell consumers how they collect and use personal data and to allow them to opt out of such collection.
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