US Supplement of the Bird & Bird Global Cookie Review
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The United States currently does not have a standalone law governing the use of cookies on the federal level. However, in recent years, several states have adopted their own privacy frameworks, with at least five of these (California, Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah) in effect or expected to be in effect by the end of 2023. Policymakers in Iowa, Indiana, Montana, and Tennessee have likewise passed similar legislation that will enter into force in upcoming years.
Access the US supplement of the Bird & Bird Global Cookie Review here
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This supplement also forms part of the Bird & Bird Global Cookie Review, which you can access here
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