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New Jersey's Division of Consumer Affairs announced on July 10, 2026 that it will not enforce the state's new data broker registration fees, which run as high as $1.5 million a year, until June 2027.
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A plain-language breakdown of what 'as-is,' no-warranty, and limitation-of-liability language in a website disclaimer legally does, and the gross-negligence and consumer-protection claims it generally can't waive away.
Read article![Just 3 States Require a Biometric Privacy Policy [2026]](/_astro/how-many-privacy-policies-cover-biometric-data.Q-G745FF_1p6kTm.webp)
Only 3 of the 50 US states, Illinois, Texas, and Washington, have a dedicated biometric privacy statute in 2026, and just one of them requires the retention policy itself to be written down and made public. See how all 20 comprehensive state privacy laws now treat biometric data, per RecordingLaw's 2026 fifty-state comparison.
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A Washington federal court gave preliminary approval to a $6.1 million settlement over a data breach at a Planned Parenthood-affiliated testing lab that affected up to 1.6 million people.
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Tennessee's SB 1580 took effect July 1, 2026 and Hawaii's SB 3001 became Act 248 on July 14, 2026, but Washington's Chatbot Disclosure Act does not bind anyone until January 1, 2027. Here is what each law actually requires, per Governor Green's July 14 signing announcement.
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A generic SaaS terms of service template doesn't cover programmatic access. Here's what to add for rate limits, API keys, versioning, uptime language, and automated traffic.
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