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AAF Legislative Comments & Testimony
Letter in Opposition to Minnesota HF 2309
2/20/2024
We ask the Committee to recommend the legislature update the bill in ways that harmonize it with the majority of privacy laws that have been enacted in other states.
Letter in Opposition to VT 289: Vermont Age-Appropriate Design Code
2/14/2024
While we strongly agree with protecting Vermont’s children online, this bill would subject an excessively large range of companies to severe requirements and restrictions that would hamper innovation and hurt Vermont consumers.
Letter in Opposition to MD SB 571 and HB 603
2/12/2024
While we strongly agree with protecting Maryland’s children online, these bills would subject an excessively large range of companies to severe requirements and restrictions that would hamper innovation and hurt Maryland consumers.
Letter in Opposition to MD SB 541 and HB 567
2/12/2024
We ask you to harmonize MODPA with other state privacy laws by recognizing the privacy benefits of pseudonymous data, removing onerous consent requirements, and clarifying that the bills do not create a private right of action.
Letter in Opposition to Hawaii HB 1668
2/6/2024
The proposed data deletion mechanism would impede Hawaiians from receiving beneficial services and severely harm small businesses’ ability to remain viable.
Letter in Opposition to New York S213B
2/5/2024
This bill will place significant and unnecessary limitations on the marketing and advertising of food and food products.
Letter in Opposition to Massachusetts H. 395, Online Advertising Act
2/5/2024
Advancing the OAA would add a new and unprecedented law to the patchwork of privacy standards across the states, which would create significant costs for businesses and consumers alike.
Letter in Opposition of Massachusetts Information Privacy and Security Act S. 227
2/1/2024
The bill contains several provisions that would hinder consumers’ access to free and low-cost products and services and would impose significant compliance hurdles for businesses.
Letter in Opposition to Vermont H. 121
2/1/2024
H. 121 would impose uneven requirements on different sectors of the digital economy and would create disharmony with current state-level privacy laws.
Letter in Opposition to Vermont My Health My Data Act S. 173
2/1/2024
As presently drafted, S. 173 would have far-reaching, unintended, and unfavorable consequences for Vermont consumers and the business community alike.
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