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Vermont Goes Opt-In, Corps Unhappy

jeffy124 writes: "Beginning Feb 15, a new Vermont consumer protection law takes effect requiring companies doing business with people in VT to require opt-in before they can sell/share that customer's personal information. Naturally, companies aren't happy, and trade groups are suing the state, claiming the law will raise costs of doing business and hurt consumers."

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  1. Re:Right on! by dpilot · · Score: 1, Offtopic

    Some of us also take some pride in living in the only state that doesn't have a McDonalds in its capital city.

    Or living in the last state to get a Wal Mart. Though we've got three of them now, IIRC. Plus Burlington got a Starbucks sometime in the last year, or so.

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