Action |
Date Active | Threshold Requirements? |
Laws |
More Information? |
Comprehensive Privacy Laws |
Current |
Applies to for-profit entities that collect California residents’ personal information (or on behalf of which such information is collected) and that alone or jointly with others determine the purposes and means of the processing of California residents’ personal information, do business in California, and meet one or more of the following thresholds:
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California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
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Regulations promulgated by the California Privacy Protection Agency ("CPPA") Proposed regulations addressing: |
RopesDataPhiles Articles
- California Legislature Looks to Restrict Self-Checkout Technology
- DoorDash and California Attorney General Reach Settlement Over Privacy Allegations
- California Court of Appeal Restores CPPA Authority to Enforce Privacy Regulations
- Jingle All the Algorithms: Automated Decisionmaking Amidst a Blizzard of State Privacy Laws
- In Law360, Data, Privacy & Cybersecurity Attorneys Discuss New Draft CPPA Regulations around Cybersecurity Audits and Artificial Intelligence
- Enforcement of CPRA Regulations Delayed, but CPRA Compliance Still a Priority
- California Finalizes Privacy Regulations: Enforcement Scheduled to Begin in July 2023
- Across the Finish Line (Almost): Revised California Consumer Privacy Act Regulations Approved by California Privacy Board
- California Attorney General’s Office Releases First Formal CCPA Opinion
- Recent FTC Settlement with Flo Health Focuses on Notice and Consent for Companies Sharing Sensitive Data
- Yet Another Round of CCPA Regulations