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- California Governor Gavin Newsom signed into law the California Opt Me Out Act.
- The act requires web browsers to include an opt-out signal that disables sharing of personal data.
- Experts say the law could set a national standard and simplify privacy controls across the web.
- The measure could influence Google’s handling of user data in its applications.
- Firefox already offers similar opt-out features in its browser.
