Privacy advocates call on Maryland to investigate data brokers
Despite Maryland having one of the nation's strictest data privacy laws, privacy advocates are calling for an investigation into data brokers who allegedly violate the law by selling personal data to police and federal immigration agencies. The allegations suggest that enforcement gaps may be allowing sensitive information to be improperly shared with government entities.
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Privacy advocates call on Maryland to investigate data brokers
Despite Maryland having one of the nation's strictest data privacy laws, privacy advocates are calling for an investigation into data brokers who allegedly violate the law by selling personal data to police and federal immigration agencies. The allegations suggest that enforcement gaps may be allowing sensitive information to be improperly shared with government entities.
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