Stanford Report: California Data Brokers Fail to Comply with Delete Act
StanfordHAI · x · 2026-08-26
California's Delete Act requires data brokers to let consumers request deletion of their data and report request volumes. A new Stanford HAI report finds that most brokers are obstructing these requests and ignoring disclosure mandates. The brief highlights that data brokers sell consumer data to AI developers, making it critical to extend privacy protections to the generative AI ecosystem.
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