Canada introduces privacy bill to boost child data protections, enable deletion requests, and combat surveillance pricing
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Marie Woolf
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The Canadian government introduced a new privacy bill in the House of Commons that would require companies to take on new responsibilities to protect children's data, delete personal information upon request, and give a new federal regulator the power to combat surveillance pricing (where retailers charge different prices based on shopping habits). The bill aims to update Canada's privacy laws with stronger protections for consumers and children.
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· 2 pulledCompanies will be required to take on new responsibilities to protect data on children and to delete the personal information of Canadians if requested
The bill would also give a new federal regulator the power to combat surveillance pricing, where retailers charge Canadians different prices for the same item using information about their shopping habits
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