California Attorney General Plans Few Privacy Law Enforcement Actions, Telling Consumers to Take Violators to Court

For the San Francisco Public Press – Attorney General Xavier Becerra says his office is ill equipped to prosecute violations of the state’s landmark data-privacy law, which takes effect in January. Only a handful of the most egregious cases will be handled per year. Instead, he wants aggrieved consumers to take violators to court on their own.

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