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Beyond GDPR: Examining Disclosure Gaps in Mobile AR Privacy Policies under U.S. State Privacy Laws
Mobile Augmented Reality (MAR) apps can collect and process highly sensitive data such as spatial maps and biometrics, yet their privacy policies remain largely understudied. Prior audits of app privacy policies have typically focused on a single legal framework, such as the GDPR. Meanwhile, 20 U.S.
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