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Massachusetts weighs outright ban on selling user location data
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this post was submitted on 10 Jul 2023
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Apologies for the broken link. Yes the portion regarding law enforcement is the most exciting part of this. I'm just happy someone out there is trying. But hey who says the government will even follow the laws if something like this is passed. Additionally this law will work on the state level but not the federal level.