March 3, 2026 Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee

California State Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee · March 3, 2026

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Opening and purpose

Announcement

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Chair (first speaker) opened the Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee hearing, framed the topic as privacy in the age of mass surveillance and noted recent developments in generative AI that make the hearing timely. She cited large-scale data broker activity and emphasized California's strong privacy laws as a basis for further legislative work.

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The California State Assembly Privacy and Consumer Protection Committee held an informational hearing on commercial and government surveillance, focusing on the state constitutional right to privacy, surveillance capitalism, workplace monitoring, and law enforcement access to commercially collected data. Experts urged stronger statutory enforcement, regulator resources, and limits on certain categories of data use.

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