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Biden executive order on sensitive personal information does little for now to curb data market – but spotlights the threat the market poses

Written by Anne Toomey McKenna, Visiting Professor of Law, University of Richmond

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre took questions on the day the Biden administration announced an executive order that puts personal data privacy in a national security context.AP Photo/Andrew Harnik

The Biden administration has identified “countries of concern” exploiting Americans’ sensitive personal data as a...

Biden executive order on sensitive personal information does little for now to curb data market – but spotlights the threat the market poses

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