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27th June 2007: Live Free or Die Hard was released. Cop John McClane partners with hacker Matt Farrell to stop cyberterrorists trying to take down the US's infrastructure. Traceroute (1337!) is used to find the ringleader's location, then McClane kills him by shooting HIS OWN shoulder.
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1st July 2003: California's data breach notification law went into effect. California became the first US state to require disclosure of breaches of personal information.
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Meta calls €200M EU fine over pay-or-consent ad model 'unlawful'
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