QUESTION
Should New York State take a comprehensive approach to protecting personal data rather than addressing different types of data separately?
2:51:53
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The council member asks if New York State should take a comprehensive approach to protecting personal data instead of addressing different types of data separately like 18 other states have done.
- The executive director responds that New York needs to be more aggressive in protecting residents' data
- He suggests a comprehensive protection against biometric data collection and location data collection would be a milestone for the state
- His response depends on the specifics of the potential law
Jennifer Gutiérrez
2:51:53
I wanted to just wrap up, and I apologize but I appreciate the converse the discussion.
2:52:00
Would you agree or would you suggest that New York State should take a comprehensive approach to protecting personal rather than addressing different types of data in the way that 18 other states have done.
2:52:11
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Albert Fox Cahn
2:52:15
I I think it would depend on the specifics of the law, but I'd say that New York needs to be much more aggressive in protecting its residence data.
2:52:25
And I think that a more comprehensive protection against biometric data collection in particular and location data collection would be an incredible milestone for the state.
