California begins enforcing broad digital privacy law, despite calls for delay 

The California privacy law took effect in January, but the attorney general had to wait until July to enforce.

California’s privacy law, often called the broadest law for digital privacy in the United States, can finally be enforced starting Wednesday. And despite industry calls for the state to hold off because of the novel coronavirus pandemic, Attorney General Xavier Becerra is forging ahead.

Source: California begins enforcing broad digital privacy law, despite calls for delay – The Washington Post