Shine the Light Law
Shine the Light Law proper noun: a Californian privacy law that requires companies to disclose upon request what personal information they have shared about an individual, and with which third parties.
Proper noun
the Shine the Light Law
- A Californian privacy law that requires companies to disclose upon request what personal information they have shared about an individual, and with which third parties.
Questions about Shine the Light Law
- What does Shine the Light Law mean?
- Shine the Light Law means a Californian privacy law that requires companies to disclose upon request what personal information they have shared about an individual, and with which third parties.
- What part of speech is Shine the Light Law?
- Shine the Light Law is a proper noun.
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