Social Sciences
4 years ago

Proposed Federal Privacy Laws Could Revolutionize Digital Identity Protection in US

SSRN Electronic Journal
Protecting Our Digital Identity: The Argument for Adopting Uniform Privacy Laws in the United States
Rebecca Cooper

Paper Summary

The article argues for the need for consistent privacy laws in the US by comparing them to international standards. It looks at how American laws lack privacy protections and suggests a federal framework. The analysis covers issues like unlocking phones with biometric data and the differences in state privacy laws. By studying laws from other countries, the article proposes a model for a new privacy framework in the US.

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