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Delaware Updates Privacy Law: What You Need to Know About HB 380

Governor Meyer signed HB 380, amending the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPDPA). The update includes significant revisions aimed at enhancing data protection.

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Delaware has updated its comprehensive privacy law with Governor John C. Carney signing House Bill 380 on September 2, 2023. This amendment to the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act (DPDPA) aims to strengthen protections for personal data and align with evolving digital threats.

More than half of the states with comprehensive privacy laws have now made amendments. The revisions in HB 380 include enhanced rights for individuals, stricter obligations for businesses handling personal data, and clearer guidelines on data processing activities.

How do I ensure my personal data is protected under the new Delaware privacy law?

To comply with HB 380, review your privacy settings and opt-out of data sharing where possible. Contact companies holding your data to request updates or deletions.

What automated safeguards can I use to protect my personal information in Delaware?

Consider using tools like privacy-focused browsers and ad-blockers to limit data collection. Enable two-factor authentication or use a password manager on all accounts for an extra layer of security.

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