Which landmark U.S. legislation established the most significant restrictions on how government agencies can collect and use retail demographic data for policy development?

In today's digital governance landscape, how governments collect, analyze, and utilize consumer trend data has become increasingly controversial. This poll tests your knowledge about the intersection of government policies, consumer data collection, and the regulations that shape how demographic information influences policy decisions. Do you know which landmark legislation fundamentally transformed how government agencies handle retail demographic information?

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The Consumer Data Protection Act of 2018
The Privacy Act of 1974
The Government Retail Analytics Transparency Act of 2015
The Federal Consumer Information Security Act of 2002