What are the CCPA regulations?

The California Compliance Protection Act (CCPA) is a law passed in 2018 that gives consumers the right to know what information a company has collected on them and if that company has shared their personal information with any third party. It also allows consumers the ability to sue any organization that has failed to protect their privacy.

See Also

• GDPR vs. CCPA
• Who Needs to Comply with CCPA? 

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