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Leibowitz: There is no over-arching privacy statute in the U.S. He say they take a two-pronged approach on privacy, including enforcement and policy.
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The Act requires operators of commercial web sites and online services, including mobile apps, who collect personally identifiable information about Californians to conspicuously post a privacy policy.
ENGADGET: New privacy policy standards agreed to by world's major app store owners
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Separately on Wednesday, 36 attorneys general, including California's Ms. Harris, sent an open letter to Google protesting its new privacy policy, set to take effect in March.
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Most recently, critics, including some federal regulators and U.S. Congress members, objected to a revamped Google privacy policy that pulls user-activity data from the company's multiple products together to create a single user profile.
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