California Consumer Privacy Act: Does It Apply To Your Website?
Andrea Malone
User interface designer passionate about user experience with a strong background in marketing, design, and development. I specialize in creating user-centric interfaces and delightful interactions.
The California Consumer Privacy Act?or CCPA is a comprehensive privacy law that applies to various business activities involving the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information of California residents.
Personal Information is defined as information that identifies, relates to, or could reasonably be linked with a Californian consumer or their household. For example, it could include their email address, records of products purchased, internet browsing history, geolocation data, name, social security number, fingerprints, and inferences from other personal information that could create a profile about their preferences and characteristics.
We've compiled 5 key business activities covered by CCPA.
01 If Your Business Uses Cookies / Visitor Analytics
CCPA covers activities related to online tracking and advertising. If your business uses cookies or other tracking technologies or engages in online behavioral advertising, compliance requirements apply.
~ Not sure if your site uses cookies? Contact us and we'll let you know.
02 If Your Business Collects Personal Information
If your business collects personal information directly from California residents, either online or offline, CCPA applies. This includes information such as email addresses, names, physical addresses, social security numbers, and more.
03 If Your Business Discloses Personal Information
The CCPA applies to businesses that share personal information with third parties for business purposes, such as providing services, fulfilling customer requests, marketing initiatives, or other legitimate commercial activities.
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