California's attorney general is not planning an extension of a Jan. 1 dead...
WASHINGTON - California’s attorney general is not planning an extension of a Jan. 1 deadline to comply with the state’s new digital privacy law but said enforcement efforts by his office will be guided by companies showing a willingness to comply.
The law is likely to impact a broad swath of companies from Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc’s Google, to retailers like Walmart and Amazon.com Inc, beginning next year. “If they are not ... I will descend on them and make an example of them, to show that if you don’t do it the right way, this is what is going to happen to you.”
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