@CalPrivacy

Official account of the CA Privacy Protection Agency. Tweets/Retweets/Follows/Likes ≠ Endorsements. Email public comment to [email protected] (not here)

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California Privacy Protection Agency retweeted
kcranews@kcranewsJul 20
California residents can now delete personal data from brokers through new online platform | Click on the image to read the full story kcra.com/article/california-…

California residents can now delete personal data from brokers through new online platform

Tom Kemp, a representative from Cal Privacy, explained the Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform (DROP) on California Politics 360.

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Rob Bonta
@AGRobBontaMar 26
.@CalPrivacy’s DROP tool allows Californians to send one request to more than 500 data brokers to stop them from selling your personal information.   Join @SenJoshBecker and I in DROPing out of the sale and collection of our data.    Learn more at privacy.ca.gov/drop
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California Privacy Protection Agency
@CalPrivacy7 Mar 2025
The CPPA Board is now in closed session.
California Privacy Protection Agency
@CalPrivacy7 Mar 2025
Open session of the CPPA Board Meeting has now resumed.
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Senator Bill Dodd@SenBillDodd9 May 2024
#AI can provide benefits, but also risks, and needs to be fairly regulated to allow consumer protection and innovation. Have an opinion? Make your voice heard by commenting on potential rule-making at these upcoming hearings. @CalPrivacy cppa.ca.gov/announcements/
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Speaker Robert Rivas@CASpeakerRivas16 Apr 2024
The right to privacy is fundamental for all Californians. The strongest federal privacy laws set a floor, not a ceiling. When tech changes, states can move faster to protect citizens.
California Privacy Protection Agency
@CalPrivacy16 Apr 2024
Today, CPPA released a letter outlining weaknesses of the American Privacy Rights Act. If passed, it could weaken important privacy protections in CA and other states and impact the rights of millions of Americans. Learn more and read the full letter: cppa.ca.gov/announcements/20…
First page of the letter to the Chairs of the House Energy & Commerce Committee and the Innovation, Data, and Commerce Subcommittee, in which the California Privacy Protection Agency outlined weaknesses of the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA).

ALT First page of the letter to the Chairs of the House Energy & Commerce Committee and the Innovation, Data, and Commerce Subcommittee, in which the California Privacy Protection Agency outlined weaknesses of the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA).

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EDPS
@EU_EDPS3 Apr 2023
.@W_Wiewiorowski meets w/ Ashkan Soltani, Executive Director of @CalPrivacy, to discuss developments in California’s #privacy framework & movements in the US federal privacy landscape. #EDPS welcomes California’s strong approach to & leading role in privacy-protecting initiatives
W. Wiewiorowski, EDPS, in meeting with Ashkan Soltani, Executive Director at California Privacy Protection Agency

ALT W. Wiewiorowski, EDPS, in meeting with Ashkan Soltani, Executive Director at California Privacy Protection Agency

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Rob Bonta
@AGRobBonta28 Feb 2023
California is at the forefront of privacy in response to quickly changing technology. We urge Congress not to undercut the important protections that have been established through efforts by the states. Any federal law should set the floor, not the ceiling for privacy law.
THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA PRIVACY PROTECTION AGENCY Dear Congressional Leaders: As you continue considering federal privacy legislation, California remains steadfast in our position that federal privacy law must not preempt state law privacy protections. California leads the nation in protecting consumer privacy – and in cultivating an innovation economy while doing so. The path forward to a robust data privacy law is one that sets a federal floor, not a ceiling, to allow states to continue to innovate and be nimble in protecting their residents. The American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) seeks to extend to every American the privacy rights that they deserve. However, by prohibiting states from adopting, maintaining, enforcing, or continuing in effect any law covered by the legislation, it would eliminate exist

ALT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA PRIVACY PROTECTION AGENCY Dear Congressional Leaders: As you continue considering federal privacy legislation, California remains steadfast in our position that federal privacy law must not preempt state law privacy protections. California leads the nation in protecting consumer privacy – and in cultivating an innovation economy while doing so. The path forward to a robust data privacy law is one that sets a federal floor, not a ceiling, to allow states to continue to innovate and be nimble in protecting their residents. The American Data Privacy and Protection Act (ADPPA) seeks to extend to every American the privacy rights that they deserve. However, by prohibiting states from adopting, maintaining, enforcing, or continuing in effect any law covered by the legislation, it would eliminate exist

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Governor Gavin Newsom
@CAgovernor28 Feb 2023
California has been on the leading edge of new digital technology and coupled our advances with stronger consumer protections. National data privacy laws passed by Congress should strengthen, not weaken our existing laws here in California. gov.ca.gov/2023/02/28/govern…

Governor Newsom, Attorney General Bonta and CPPA File Letter Opposing Federal Privacy Preemption |...

Federal privacy law should be the “floor, not a ceiling” SACRAMENTO — Today, Governor Gavin Newsom, Attorney General Rob Bonta, and the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) sent a joint letter…

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Marketplace
@Marketplace3 Feb 2023
California has been a leader in consumer data privacy law. But those protections don’t mean much if they’re not being enforced. So, under a sweeping voter initiative that took effect this year, the state has created an agency dedicated to the task. mktplc.org/3RDzrA7
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Nancy Pelosi
@SpeakerPelosi1 Sep 2022
In the days ahead, we will continue to work with Chairman Pallone to address California’s concerns. speaker.gov/newsroom/9122
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Nancy Pelosi
@SpeakerPelosi1 Sep 2022
California’s landmark privacy laws and the new kids age-appropriate design bill, both of which received unanimous and bipartisan support in both chambers, must continue to protect Californians — and states must be allowed to address rapid changes in technology.
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Nancy Pelosi
@SpeakerPelosi1 Sep 2022
Proudly, California leads the nation not only in innovation, but also in consumer protection.  With so much innovation happening in our state, it is imperative that California continues offering and enforcing the nation’s strongest privacy rights.
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Nancy Pelosi
@SpeakerPelosi1 Sep 2022
However, Governor Newsom, the California Privacy Protection Agency and top state leaders have pointed out the American Data Privacy and Protection Act does not guarantee the same essential consumer protections as California’s existing privacy laws.
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Nancy Pelosi
@SpeakerPelosi1 Sep 2022
The Energy and Commerce Committee is to be commended for its work on federal data privacy legislation.  Importantly, Democrats won the right for consumers for the first time to be able to seek damages in court for violations of their privacy rights.
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Rob Bonta
@AGRobBonta24 Aug 2022
The #CCPA has been in effect for two years. There are no more excuses. Follow the law, honor consumers’ rights, and process opt-out requests made via user-enabled global privacy controls. oag.ca.gov/news/press-releas…
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Rob Bonta
@AGRobBonta24 Aug 2022
We continue to enforce this landmark law. We’re also serving notices of CCPA violation to a number of other large online retailers in CA. These companies have 30 days to begin processing global opt-outs using tools like @globalprivctrl or face potential legal liability.
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Rob Bonta
@AGRobBonta24 Aug 2022
NEWS: We reached a settlement with @Sephora for failing to disclose that it was selling consumer data, failing to honor requests to opt-out of sale, and failing to fix these violations. I hope this sends a message to businesses not complying with the #CCPA: CADOJ is watching.
SETTLEMENT WITH SEPHORA AS PART OF ONGOING ENFORCEMENT OF CCPA Penalties Required by Settlement Pay $1.2 million Injunctive Terms Allow for consumers to opt-out of the sale of personal info, including via the Global Privacy Control Clarify its online disclosures and privacy policy regarding how it sells consumer personal information Conform its service provider agreements to the CCPA's requirements Provide reports to the Attorney General relating to its sale of personal information and the status of its service provider relationships

ALT SETTLEMENT WITH SEPHORA AS PART OF ONGOING ENFORCEMENT OF CCPA Penalties Required by Settlement Pay $1.2 million Injunctive Terms Allow for consumers to opt-out of the sale of personal info, including via the Global Privacy Control Clarify its online disclosures and privacy policy regarding how it sells consumer personal information Conform its service provider agreements to the CCPA's requirements Provide reports to the Attorney General relating to its sale of personal information and the status of its service provider relationships

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