Tech companies are selling kids’ data. A new California law aims to protect their privacy | CalMatters
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Article written by Adam Echelman
California has enacted a new law that strengthens protections against the sale of student data by tech companies, thereby expanding existing regulations. The legislation addresses loopholes in prior laws and applies to both K-12 and college students, aiming to safeguard their privacy rights.
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This news article effectively presents the new California law on student data privacy, with a clear structure and relevant quotes, although the potential limitations of the law could have been better highlighted.
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