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California Privacy Agency Goes After the Auto Industry

Summary by consumerwatchdog.org

Honda settled allegations that it failed to disclose data agreements with third parties, and requested more personal information than necessary when people tried to exercise privacy rights with the company. The post California Privacy Agency Goes After the Auto Industry appeared first on Consumer Watchdog.

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