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Congress aims to regulate data privacy with the American Privacy Rights Act, intending to restrict data collection by companies and safeguard consumer data rights. The proposed legislation seeks to create a uniform national standard overseen by state attorneys general and the FTC, potentially replacing current state laws. However, facing resistance from Senator Ted Cruz, the bill might undergo modifications for potential approval in the upcoming year-end lame duck session.
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How could a unified national standard for data privacy influence consumer trust and regulatory compliance across states?
How might the American Privacy Rights Act impact the operations of tech companies and their data practices?
What implications does the conflict with Senator Ted Cruz have on the bill's trajectory and potential modifications?
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