Oklahoma has recently enacted a sweeping comprehensive data privacy law, joining 20 other states that have implemented similar legislation. This new law aims to expand consumer rights and give Oklahomans greater control over their personal information, particularly in the face of rising concerns over data handling by big tech companies and data brokers. Experts have highlighted potential risks associated with public Wi-Fi as the law takes effect, emphasizing the importance of consumer awareness and protection in an increasingly digital world. Meanwhile, Trump has expressed a desire for a deadlocked Congress to take action on artificial intelligence, while frustrated states assert they are already making progress in the legislative realm.