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Delete your data from the internet legally. 🔒⁠ The California “DROP” tool forces 500+ data brokers to remove your info. Less spam, fewer scams, and more privacy.⁠ ⁠ Head to our LINK IN BIO to try it. 🔗⁠ ⁠ #dataprivacy #onlinesafety #deleteyourdata #californiaprivacy #databrokers #identitytheft #technews #DROP #californianews⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ This is not legal advice. If you believe you have a legal issue, seek counsel immediately. To the extent the State Bar of California considers this an “advertisement", the following applies: THIS IS AN ADVERTISEMENT. Matthew McNicholas, McNicholas & McNicholas, LLP, 10866 Wilshire Blvd., 1400, Los Angeles 90024, 310.474.1582. Remember, every case is different, so past results from M&M (or any lawyer) do not indicate what your case is worth. Matthew is only licensed to practice in California.

If you’re a California resident, you need to sign up for this! It’s free and only you get to assert your data privacy rights #drop #privacy @calprivacy is doing such cool things in the digital governance space but they’ve always been leaders in this space.

There is big money tied to personal information, much of it bought and sold by data brokers. Now, a new California law is giving residents more control over where their data ends up.⁠ ⁠ The goal of DROP is to give people more control over their personal data, reduce spam messages and phone calls, and protect against scams that use personal information to target individuals.⁠ ⁠ Find full details at the link in our bio.

Californians, you have a new tool to assert your data rights!

California Law just allowed you to erase yourself from the internet. Goodbye spam calls, scams, and identity theft. Here’s how to do it. #DataPrivacy #ConsumerRights #Lawyer #DataProtection #LawFirm

California has free new tool to remove your info from data brokers Direct link:https://privacy.ca.gov/drop/ All my coverage: https://tinyurl.com/richontechdrop

This is what accountability for data misuse looks like: California recently fined a Nevada-based marketing firm $56,600 for selling detailed consumer profiles without registering as a data broker under the state's Delete Act. The firm allegedly built audience segments from billions of data points, drawing inferences on 262+ million people and sold those lists for targeting purposes. 📌 Why this matters: California’s action sends a clear signal to the data industry: if you sell personal data, you’re responsible for transparency and compliance. Strong enforcement like this helps protect consumers from invisible tracking and unauthorized data use. #DataPrivacy #DeleteAct #ConsumerProtection #DataBrokers #PrivacyEnforcement

DROP is actually here and it’s now LAW IN CALIFORNIA! If you live in the state of California you can do this absolutely free and it will take affect August 1st this year. If you value your real and online privacy at all, you might want to take a peek. Source: privacy.ca.gov https://share.google/Gi1F53b7KE2mwNVjh

Is your data safe? 🛡️ Reports allege that "Doge" compromised the PII of 300M Americans—including SSNs and birthdays—storing it on unsecured servers. Now, states are stepping up to investigate. Here’s how the fight for digital privacy is hitting the courts. ⚖️ #DataBreach #Privacy #Doge

🎙️ California’s Browser Signal Mandate 🔎 What’s changing: California is enforcing browsers & mobile operating systems to respect opt-out signals directly. 🧭 Why it matters: Until now, support has been inconsistent. 🟢 What’s next: Chrome, Android, & iOS will be required to support these signals at the system level. This means a clearer way to say “don’t track me” before data is shared. For sites & agencies, it raises the bar on how consent is enforced & reflected in analytics. 🎬 Full podcast on YouTube https://youtu.be/l0zDjEjRnxI #kortexmedia #browserprivacy #consentbeforetracking #digitalprivacy #aesirx

Today is international data privacy day, it’s worth remembering that data privacy is about limits; not just technology.