A Public Interest Tech Approach to Smart Cities

Brian Ray

A Public Interest Tech Approach to Smart Cities

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Abstract

The U.S. lacks a comprehensive federal consumer data privacy law to regulate the acquisition and use of surveillance technologies. And although an increasing number of states including Washington, Utah, and Virginia have adopted strong privacy laws modeled on California’s pathbreaking statute, these laws generally exclude government data collection from the protections they create.

Original language	American English
Journal	PITcases
State	Published - Jan 1 2023

Keywords

smart technologies
surveillance
data privacy

Disciplines

Consumer Protection Law
Law
Privacy Law
Science and Technology Law

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