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Amazon, Microsoft, and Uber are paying big money to kill a California privacy initiative. a Google engineer say the public would be frightened to learn how much data the company holds on consumers

By Colin Lecher on June 15, 2018 12:24 pm
As data-sharing scandals continue to mount, a new proposal in California offers a potential solution: the California Consumer Privacy Act would require companies to disclose the types of information they collect, like data used to target ads, and allow the public to opt out of having their information sold. Now, some of tech’s most prominent companies are pouring millions of dollars into an effort to to kill the proposal