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Erasing Illusions: A Statutory Framework for Deletion in U.S. Data Privacy
Since the passage of the California Consumer Privacy Act in 2018, states have rushed to pass their own consumer data protection laws, filling the glaring absence of comprehensive federal privacy law in the United States. These state privacy statutes are largely modeled after the European Union’s (“E
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