Government of Canada tables new legislation to protect children’s data, strengthen privacy and build trust in the digital economy
The Government of Canada introduced the Protecting Privacy and Consumer Data Act to modernize privacy laws. This legislation aims to strengthen privacy protections for children and enhance accountability for businesses handling personal information. Key provisions include requiring meaningful consent and establishing penalties for non-compliance.
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