.@ACLU_CAP ColorOfChange Dolores Huerta Consumer Federation of California Consumer Action CHIRLA CAIR-SFBA LWVC California Nurses Association Media Alliance Oakland Privacy Mercury News The Courage Campaign O.C. Register L.A. Daily News and many others #RejectProp24 noon24ca.org/who-opposes-pr… follow NoOn24CA

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NO on Prop 24. "A no vote prevents weakening existing consumer protection laws and protects the authority of the California Department of Justice to enforce digital privacy." CEJA Action #VOTE #NOonPROP24 ceja-action.org/ej-voter/voter…

NO on Prop 24. #VOTE

Sounds like yet another reason to #VoteNoOnProp24

#Prop24 is an inappropriate measure that would make operating a business in California costlier. VICA is voting #NoOn24! Join the NoOn24CA campaign here >> noon24ca.org And make sure to check out vica.com/voter-guide before you #vote!

"Voters should reject Prop 24 and hold out for a less muddled solution that both closes the law’s loopholes and sets a proper baseline standard for other states." 𝚐𝚛𝚎𝚐 𝚋𝚎𝚗𝚜𝚒𝚗𝚐𝚎𝚛. editorial board member The New York Times #VOTE NO on #Prop24

Another editorial board is urging a NO on #Prop24. Read the 52 pages of loopholes for yourself and see why so many are opposed. santacruzsentinel.com/2020/10/29/edi…

"Why EFF Doesn’t Support California Proposition 24" eff.org/deeplinks/2020…

The Privacy Interview podcast episode 2 is up. Tune in to hear us discuss #prop24 with NoOn24CA's Mary Ross Mary Stone Ross soundcloud.com/user-187090796…

"Voters should reject Prop 24 and hold out for a less muddled solution that both closes the law’s loopholes and sets a proper baseline standard for other states." nytimes.com/2020/10/28/opi…

"Prop 24 would expand the power of a business to refuse a consumer’s request to delete their data." eff.org/deeplinks/2020…

Center for Digital Democracy: "CDD has concluded that Prop 24 does not sufficiently strengthen Californians’ privacy and may, in fact, set a new, low, and thus dangerous standard for privacy protection in the U.S." democraticmedia.org/article/why-ca…

Legislative Analyst Is there any way to interpret this other than a MASSIVE loophole to bulk collect personal data on devices, and then simply harvest it once CA citizens travel outside the state? The one-word change from 'permit' to 'prohibit' seems insidious. NoOn24CA Californians for Consumer Privacy

NO on Prop 24!