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Washington's My Health My Data Act lets consumers recover up to $25,000 in treble damages per violation through its private right of action, under RCW 19.86.090. See the full compliance timeline, penalty structure, lawsuits filed so far, and how Washington compares to Nevada and Connecticut's newer consumer health data laws.
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35% of the mobile apps NordVPN's Cybersecurity Research Lab studied in 2026 request camera access, the second most-requested sensitive permission behind location. See how the Android request rate compares to iOS and which app categories ask without needing it.
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Google blocked more than 255,000 Android apps from accessing sensitive user data in 2025, per its Play Store transparency report published in February 2026. See how that compares to Apple's rejection totals and China's forced app takedowns.
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Teachable, Kajabi, and Thinkific handle your checkout and hosting, but your privacy policy still has to disclose student progress data, payment handling, and video analytics in your own words.
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Utah, Iowa, and Indiana all trigger privacy-law coverage at 100,000 processed consumers a year, but Utah's Consumer Privacy Act is the only one of the three that also requires $25 million or more in annual revenue, per the enrolled Utah Senate Bill and Iowa's codified statute. See the full threshold, cure-period, and penalty comparison for all three laws.
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Virginia's Consumer Data Protection Act caps civil penalties at $7,500 per violation and covers any business controlling data on 100,000 or more Virginia consumers, per Code of Virginia section 59.1-584. See how VCDPA's cure period, threshold, and 2026 scope expansions compare to the three other states that followed Virginia into effect in 2023.
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