California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018: data broker registration: accessible deletion mechanism.
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Overview
This bill aims to strengthen the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) by addressing data broker practices. Specifically, it requires data brokers to register with the California Privacy Protection Agency and provide detailed information about their data collection and selling practices, including whether they collect data about minors or reproductive health care. The bill also mandates that data brokers provide an accessible deletion mechanism for consumers and establishes a privacy preference tool to help consumers understand and manage data broker practices.
Key provisions
- Requires data brokers to register with the California Privacy Protection Agency.
- Defines ‘direct relationship’ for data broker purposes, specifying interactions that constitute a direct relationship.
- Requires data brokers to disclose whether they collect data about minors and reproductive health care data.
- Mandates the creation and availability of an accessible deletion mechanism for consumers.
- Establishes a privacy preference profile tool to help consumers understand and manage data broker practices.
- Requires data brokers to provide information about their data sales and sharing practices.
- Requires data brokers to disclose whether they have shared data with foreign actors, law enforcement, or GenAI developers.
- Requires the Office of Data and Innovation to establish and maintain the privacy preference profile tool.
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