CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act)
What is CCPA (California Consumer Privacy Act)?
The CCPA is a state level law in California that provides consumers with various rights regarding their personal information. It allows residents to know what data is being collected, opt out of the sale of their data, and request the deletion of their information.
Why It Matters
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It set a high standard for data privacy in the United States, influencing other states.
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It gives consumers the power to stop businesses from selling their personal details.
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It requires companies to be transparent about their data collection and sharing practices.
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It imposes significant penalties on businesses that fail to protect Californian’s data.
