Developers of privacy compliance tools may not be getting much rest any time soon. The number of international privacy laws on the table is set to grow by one in January with the launch of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), and states like Washington and New York could soon follow.
For developers, the multitude of potential privacy laws is akin to something of a catch-22: Companies on a budget may be reluctant to spend money on individualized compliance tools targeting the specific nuances of each state law, but formulating a successful “all-in-one” solution requires successfully threading many small needles.
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