Keynote Speech
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Argues for a national standard for data privacy backed by four concrete principles: promote transparency, target only harmful practices, incentivize security innovation, and keep rules workable for small businesses. Reports a bipartisan staff draft privacy bill from late 2019 stalled by COVID and warns that contact tracing and other public‑health tech fail without trust. Cites GDPR blocking grocery deliveries to an estimated 1.5 million vulnerable people and warns CCPA enforcement and lawsuits are crushing startups, urging renewed bipartisan negotiations.
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