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Announces that the administration is pushing for a new federal privacy agency and has introduced the Safe Data Act to create a national framework that would exercise federal preemption. Says negotiators are racing with the European Commission to finalize an enhanced Privacy Shield for safe international data flows, and promises statutory children and teens protections. Argues stronger antitrust enforcement could spur competitive privacy features from tech firms and calls for clear, usable rules for consumers and businesses.
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