#data-brokers

#data-brokers

LexisNexis suffered a data breach affecting over 364,000 individuals, exposing sensitive personal data.

Data brokers profit from selling consumer data, impacting privacy and security.

Modern life is dominated by data collection, making privacy virtually nonexistent.

Data brokers aggregate personal information, which can lead to serious privacy risks.

Political parties are exempt from privacy laws, making it difficult to trace how personal data is collected and used.

U.S. government agencies exploit loopholes to gather personal travel data from brokers, impacting privacy rights.

The ODNI seeks to create a centralized marketplace for government agencies to buy personal data, raising significant privacy concerns.

The CFPB's proposed rule for privacy protection faces opposition under current director Russell Vought, highlighting tensions in consumer data protection.

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau withdrew proposed rules to regulate data brokers as credit agencies, leaving personal data vulnerable.

CFPB cancels proposed rule to limit data brokers' sale of Americans' sensitive information.

Previous director emphasized the necessity to combat commercial surveillance practices.

The Trump administration has halted a plan to regulate data brokers selling Americans' personal information.

CFPB canceled proposed rules to protect consumer data from data brokers, prioritizing industry concerns.