Imagine making shadowy data brokers erase your personal info. Californians may soon live the dream

Both houses of the California state legislature have passed the Delete Act .

The Delete Act would establish a “one stop shop” where individuals could order data brokers to delete their data.

It still needs to pass a second vote in the state Senate , after which its fate is up to Gov. Gavin Newsom .

Data brokers collect and categorize personal information, usually to build profiles on millions of Americans .

The Pillar alleged “serial sexual misconduct” by Monsignor Jeffrey Burrill .

Homosexual activity is considered sinful under Catholic doctrine and priests are expected to remain celibate.

Following an extended leave, Burrill has since resumed his ministry in the small town of West Salem , Wisconsin .