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28 Yale J.L. & Tech. 1 (2026)

handle is hein.journals/yjolt28 and id is 1 raw text is: Yale Journal of Law & Technology Volume 28, Symposium Issue Governing Data: The Role of State Privacy Law Jennifer M. Urban* Article Contents Introduction 2 The California Model: Constitutional Rights, Consumer Privacy Laws 7 Enforcement 13 Data Brokers 17 Consumer Tools 19 Regulations 21 Strengthening Privacy and the Vital Role of States 27 ` Clinical Professor of Law, University of California, Berkeley School of Law and Board Chairperson, California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA, Agency, and more recently, CalPrivacy). This talk, and resulting essay, represent my own views; nothing in it should be attributed to the Agency, its Board, or the University of California. While this essay discusses some of the CPPA's recent actions and official positions, any views I express about those actions and positions are solely my own. I am grateful to Professors Mihailis Diamantis and Rishab Nithyanand for the kind invitation, and to all the symposiasts for their thoughtful comments. It was an honor to open this important symposium and exciting to consider the valuable ideas contained within the symposium talks and papers. Thank you also to the fabulous team at the Yale Journal of Law & Technology for organizing everything so beautifully and providing expert editorial guidance. And thank you, for myself and for California, to the expert, mission-focused, and dedicated staff who make up the CPPA.