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Massachusetts has enacted a new privacy rights bill that bans the sale of precise location data by companies and startups. The legislation aims to enhance privacy protections for residents in the state.
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Massachusetts has enacted a new privacy rights bill that bans the sale of precise location data by companies and startups. The legislation aims to enhance privacy protections for residents in the state.
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Massachusetts votes to pass new privacy rights bill that bans sale of precise location data
Massachusetts passes privacy rights bill prohibiting sale of precise location data