The news is spreading like reverberations in an echo chamber. As of January 1, Californians have individualized privacy rights akin to those granted in Europe in recent years thanks to the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).  The new law aims to claw back some self-determination over the personal information that flows everywhere in the digital economy, granting Golden State residents rights of transparency, access and deletion. This means that a Californian can ask to view and/or have deleted all the personal information (PI) that a...