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ADT, LLC, Boca Raton, FL Advance Alarms Inc., Broken Arrow, OK AFA Protective Systems, Inc., Syosset, NY Affi liated Monitoring, Union, NJ Allstate Security Industries, Inc., Amarillo, TX American Alarm and Communications, Arlington, MA Arco Security Central Station Corp., Miami, FL Atlas Security Service, Springfi eld, MO AvantGuard Monitoring Centers, LLC, Ogden, UT Bay Alarm Systems, Pacheco, CA Central Alarm Control, Miami, FL Central Monitoring & Dispatch, Pittsburgh, PA Convergint Technologies, LLC, Renton, WA COPS Monitoring, Williamstown, NJ CPI Security Systems, Charlotte, NC DGA Security Systems, Inc., New York, NY Dispatch Center Ltd., San Antonio, TX DMP, Springfi eld, MO Electronix Systems Central Station Alarms, Inc., Huntington Station, NY Emergency 24, Des Plaines, IL Federal Response Center, Inc., Springfi eld, MO First Alarm, Aptos, CA Force Security Solutions, LLC, Manassas, VA Global Monitoring Solutions, Denham Springs, LA Grand Central Station, Inc., Livermore, CA Habitec Security, Inc., Holland, OH Holmes Security Systems, Fayetteville, NC Interface Security Systems, Earth City, MO Intruder Alert Systems of San Antonio, San Antonio, TX Johnson Controls Security Solutions, LLC, Boca Raton, FL Kings III of America, Coppell, TX Matson Alarm Co., Inc., Fresno, CA Metrodial Corporation, Inc., Hicksville, NY [34]

Midwest Alarm Company, Inc., Sioux Falls, SD NAPCO Security Systems, Inc., Amityville, NY National Monitoring Center (NMC), Lake Forest, CA New Jersey Fire & Technology, LLC, Freehold, NJ Per Mar Security Services, Davenport, IA Rapid Response Monitoring, Syracuse, NY Safe Tech USA, Ltd., Melville, NY SCN Security Communication Network, Inc., Corona, CA Security Equipment, Inc., Omaha, NE Security Partners, LLC, Lancaster, PA Securityhunter, Inc., Baltimore, MD Sentinel Alarm Company, Stowe, VT Southwest Dispatch Center, Richardson, TX Stanley Convergent Security Solutions, Plymouth, MN Statewide Monitoring Corp., Staten Island, NY Telular, Atlanta, GA Triple S Alarm Co., Little Rock, AR Vanguard Alarm Technologies, LLC, Stockton, CA Vector Security, Inc., Warrendale, PA Vigilante Security, Inc., Troy, MI Vyanet Operating Group, Inc., Bend, OR Washington Alarm, Inc., Seattle, WA Wayne Alarm Systems, Inc., Lynn, MA

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Wireline Report, continued from page26 The new law (SB 190), which will go into effect on July 1, 2023, gives consumers the right to access, delete, and prevent the sale of their personal information. It also requires certain companies to show why they are collecting the data, how they use it, and to minimize the use of personal data.

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If this trend continues, other states may adopt similar laws or federal legislation may be promoted. While the Computer & Communications Industry Association said it supported protections for consumer privacy, it stated that it favors the adoption of federal standards and not a “piecemeal” state approach.