Majority of complaints involved denied requests to have information removed from websites Attorney General Dan Rayfield released a report today, showing results from the first 6 months of Oregon’s Consumer Privacy Act. The comprehensive law, which took effect in July,... View Article
New Online Toolkit Helps Oregon Families Protect Their Personal Data Celebrating Data Privacy Day: Oregon Department of Justice Empowers Parents to Protect Their Children As the state observes Data Privacy Day on January 28th, the Oregon DOJ has rolled out... View Article
“Artificial Intelligence is already changing the world, from entertainment to government to business. But though machine-learning and AI platforms are relatively new, that doesn’t mean that these new tools operate outside existing laws! In fact, our state’s Unlawful Trade Practices... View Article
Of the 344 surveyed, 80% said privacy is very important, and children’s privacy is their biggest concern The Oregon Department of Justice today announced the results of a survey of 344 Oregon consumers about their attitudes on privacy and their... View Article
Did you notice you slept better last night? As of July 1, Oregonians have a new and powerful set of consumer privacy rights and protections. The Oregon Consumer Privacy Act (OCPA) was signed into law in July 2023, but it did... View Article
