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Oct. 24, 2018

California Enacts Groundbreaking IoT Law and Requires Disclosure of Bot Use

  • Vincent Pitaro
    Cybersecurity Law Report
Continuing its practice of aggressively regulating online activities, California has passed new laws mandating reasonable security features for internet‑connected devices and disclosure of certain uses of bots. This article analyzes both laws with insight from BakerHostetler attorneys Alan L. Friel and Carolina A. Alonso. See “What to Expect From California’s Expansive Privacy Legislation” (Jul. 18, 2018).

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