Privacy Policy: California Starts Formal Rulemaking Process to Implement CPRA; Regulations as Proposed Enhance Consumer Protections and Do Not Exempt Business Information

Published on Jul 11, 2022

On Friday, the California Privacy Protection Agency initiated the formal rulemaking process to adopt proposed regulations implementing the Consumer Privacy Rights Act of 2020 (CPRA), which amend and expand upon the California Consumer Privacy Act. The proposed regulations strengthen consumer protections in several key areas. First, the proposed regulations establish rules defining the purposes for […]

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