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NOV 14, 2024 | GLOBAL | US | POSITION PAPER

BSA Priorities in Privacy

The United States needs a comprehensive federal privacy law that creates new rights for consumers, places obligations on businesses that reflect their role in handling consumers’ personal data, and creates strong and consistent enforcement mechanisms.

Related: BSA Policy Recommendations for the Trump-Vance Transition Team

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