“Every now and then, it'll be my own staff that says, 'hey, did you hear this just happened?' because the email hasn't come around yet”

Phil Laird · Serious Privacy · What does Privacy have to do with horses? That's what we asked (with CPPA Phil Laird)

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Rely on informal staff alerts (e.g., email notifications) to surface breaking news about bills before official channels publish them

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