The sweeping bill had garnered opposition from GOP leadership and others.

Business groups and civil rights activists have raised objections to the latest version of the legislation, due for committee consideration Thursday.

A measure to address the sale of Americans’ data doesn’t go far enough to rein in the data broker industry, advocates argue.

The decision provides some reassurance to US tech companies that have been in the EU’s crosshairs since Privacy Shield lapsed.

Lawmakers plan to press TikTok CEO Shou Chew on issues related to child exploitation, teen mental health and its connection to China.

The groups say the bill has laudable goals but could come with unintended consequences for vulnerable children.

CBP is conducting warrantless phone searches of up to 10,000 Americans annually and storing details in a government database.

Concerns about the commercial surveillance industry outlined in the agency's notice include poor data security for consumer information.

The latest version of the legislation still leaves loopholes for abuses of data including reproductive health data.

It might pose a new hurdle for cybercriminals looking to swipe personal information.