California Consumer Privacy Act: What You Need To Know
CCPA vs GDPR: How do they compare?
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is the first of its kind law in the US that will give greater privacy rights to consumers who reside in the state. The CCPA comes soon after the enactment of the European Union General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and borrows many of its core principles.
CCPA grants consumers unprecedented control over their personal information and enshrines in California law a significant number of data subject rights that GDPR provides for. The Act also imitates GDPR’s emphasis with fines for violations and the provision for private right to action to ensure that law has teeth.
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- CCPA compliance
- The differences and similarities between CCPA vs GDPR
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