> So I guess they are making exactly the effort you talked about? > The Virginia law allows technology companies to track consumer searches on their platforms

> So I guess they are making exactly the effort you talked about? > The Virginia law allows technology companies to track consumer searches on their platforms to create marketing profiles. It gave tech companies exemptions to collect and analyze smart-speaker recordings without customer consent. And it prevented consumers from suing companies over privacy violations." > Seems totally reasonable to me. Amazon already lets you get a copy of your data and you can request for it to be deleted. Uh, what? Trying to give the benefit of the doubt but it seems disingenuous to call that a privacy bill in a positive sense, unclear what you mean is reasonable about it (though I guess people can disagree on that point), and while I can appreciate strong internal controls that are difficult to codify in law, that seems orthogonal to any of the merits of the "privacy" bill in question.