CalPrivacy has launched a Data Broker Enforcement Strike Force to target privacy violations in the data broker industry. The team will review compliance with the Delete Act and the CCPA, building on 2024’s record-setting sweep. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

CalPrivacy opposes two federal efforts to block key state-level artificial intelligence protections. Halting state oversight would create a governance gap and strip Californians of existing rights in a time of uncharted growth of AI. More: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

With new California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) regulations kicking in on Jan 1, 2026, here are 7 key things businesses need to know and prepare for. cppa.ca.gov/pdf/things_t...

CalPrivacy had a great week at @iapp.bsky.social #PSR2025! We shared updates on DROP,, discussed cybersecurity law and collaboration among privacy regulators. ED @tomkemp00.bsky.social closed with a keynote on our current efforts and focus in 2026. Learn more about DROP: privacy.ca.gov/drop/

CPPA is now CalPrivacy! It underscores our commitment to operationalize privacy rights for California consumers. Keeping with the new name, CalPrivacy has launched eight new privacy tips to help keep your information safe. More: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

@calprivacy.bsky.social's first public web page describing DROP (Delete Request and Opt-Out Platform) for California consumers has been posted! privacy.ca.gov/drop/ *Expect* to get a lot more preview information in the next 2 weeks!!

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Incredibly excited that Governor Newsom signed AB566 -- the California Opt Me Out Act - that would enable consumers to exercise do not sell/share privacy requests at scale. @calprivacy.bsky.social sponsored this bill and is a great complement to the California Delete Act. cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

Great news! Governor Newsom has signed The CA Opt Me Out Act (AB 566, Lowenthal). This bill, sponsored by the CPPA, will make it easier for Californians to protect their privacy by requiring browsers to offer opt-out preference signals. It goes into effect Jan. 1, 2027.

California Governor Gavin Newsom signs a bill that will require web browsers to add settings that allow residents to opt out of third-party data collection (Suzanne Smalley/The Record) Main Link | Techmeme Permalink

@calprivacy.bsky.social is pleased to announce that Minnesota and New Hampshire have joined the bipartisan Consortium of Privacy Regulators -- this demonstrates a unified and collaborative approach to enforcement across the states cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

@calprivacy.bsky.social blog post: Passwords Aren’t Enough: How to Set Up Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)  privacy.ca.gov/2025/10/pass...

Thank you @AGRobBonta for supporting AB 566, the CA Opt Me Out Act by @AsmLowenthal! This bill will help Californians protect their privacy by requiring browsers to offer opt-out signals.

California Attorney General Bonta has issued a support letter for Assembly Bill 566 (#AB566), an important piece of proposed legislation that makes it easier for consumers to exercise their California privacy right to opt-out of the sale and sharing of personal information via opt-out pref signals.

The @calprivacy.bsky.social Board has issued a decision requiring Tractor Supply Company, the nation’s largest rural lifestyle retailer, to change its business practices and pay a $1,350,000 fine to resolve claims that the company violated the #CCPA. #CalPrivacy cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

Shaped by years of public input, California Finalizes Major New Privacy Rules! The CPPA has approved new regs on: - Cybersecurity audits - Risk assessments - ADMT - Insurance - CCPA updates 🗓️ Effective 1/1/26 Final docs coming soon to the CPPA website. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

#CALeg #AB566 -- the California Opt Me Out Act -- passes the Assembly, having passed the State Senate yesterday, and is now on to the Governor's desk. Congrats to Asm. Lowenthal and the @calprivacy.bsky.social for important step in requiring browsers to support GPC/OOPS.

Great to see #CALeg #AB566 pass the Senate, now back to the Assembly. This is the California Opt Me Out Act, that requires browsers to support Global Privacy Control (GPC) aka Opt-Out Preferences Signals (OOPS)

Very pleased that @calprivacy.bsky.social is partnering with multiple state AG offices to launch an investigatory sweep into businesses who fail to honor the Global Privacy Control (GPC), aka opt-out preference signal (OOPS). cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

CPPA is seeking a part-time Student Assistant to support our Enforcement Division. You’ll help track consumer complaints, manage emails, compile reports, & support investigations. Great opportunity for students interested in public service. Apply secure10.saashr.com/ta/6158859.c...

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This month we’re launching a 3-part blog series on LOCKED. An easy tool to remember your California privacy rights. 🔒LOCKED =Limit, Opt-Out, Correct, Know, Equal Treatment, Delete. Part One this week focuses on Limit & Opt-Out. Learn More privacy.ca.gov/2025/08/lock...

Next steps for @calprivacy.bsky.social www.linkedin.com/events/73570...

The CPPA has opened the public comment period on proposed changes to the DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform) regulations. Submit your comments by August 18, 2025. Learn more: cppa.ca.gov/regulations/...

At today’s meeting, the CPPA Board unanimously voted to adopt a proposed rulemaking package on ADMT, cybersecurity audits, risk assessments, insurance, and CCPA updates. Now, the proposed regulations will be filed with the Office of Administrative Law.

CPPA is hiring a Chief Privacy Auditor with deep expertise in privacy & tech to build the Agency's Audits Division. Play a role in ensuring meaningful privacy protection for millions of Californians. calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/...

The CPPA Board has ordered data broker Accurate Append, Inc. to pay a $55K fine for failing to resolve claims that it did not timely register, as required by the Delete Act. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/announcement...

🎙️ Don’t miss CPPA Exec. Director Tom Kemp on LinkedIn Live w/ @TrevorHughes previewing his #IAPP #PSR25 keynote. He’ll discuss: ✅ Newly approved regs ✅ What’s coming in 2025, incl. the DROP platform 📅 Tue 8/5 10:00 AM 🔗 www.linkedin.com/events/73570... #Privacy #CPPA #CaliforniaPrivacy

Want to opt-out of your data being sold or shared online? 🛑 Find out where you should look on websites and mobile apps. 📱🍪 Swipe for quick, clear steps to protect your privacy.

‪[email protected]‬ blog post: "Understanding Website Tracking and How to Limit It" privacy.ca.gov/2025/07/unde...

Great day for California Privacy! #AIMoratorium is voted down and #AB566 (requiring all browsers to support an Opt-Out Preference Signal or #OOPS) passes the California Senate Judiciary Committee. Onwards! #CCPA #CPPA #CPRA #Prop24 #GPC #Privacy #CalLeg

OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta today announced a settlement pending court approval with website publisher Healthline, resolving allegations that its use of online tracking technology on its health information website, Healthline, violated the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).

I’m encouraged that Congress finally came to its senses and removed the AI moratorium provision from Trump’s ‘Big Ugly Bill.’ This will preserve the work I have been leading in CA on AI regulations, including the most important AI transparency law in the nation. calmatters.org/economy/tech...

What does your data trail say about you? Your habits, interest & purchases are being tracked, sold & shared. But in CA, you have rights. 🔹Opt-out of selling/sharing 🔹Delete your data Take back control at privacy.ca.gov #PrivacyMatters #CalPrivacy #California #CaliforniaPrivacy

CPPA’s Executive Director responds to the removal of the AI moratorium from the reconciliation bill.

Just in: A compromise deal on the 10-year state AI law moratorium is *off* after Sen. Marsha Blackburn pulled out of the agreement. She’ll now oppose the moratorium.

This is great reporting on the AI regulation moratorium from Rebecca Bellan and Maxwell Zeff. If these companies are actually facing serious regulatory burden, it should be easy enough for them to say so.

The CPPA & six other privacy authorities have urged the Senate to remove the ten-year ban on state AI regulation in the proposed budget reconciliation bill. The ban would deny states the ability to respond to AI-related harms & safeguard residents’ privacy. Read more: cppa.ca.gov/orph/ai_mora...

Congrats to ‪@asmlowenthal.bsky.social‬ on the passage of #AB566 - the California Opt Me Out Act - by the California Assembly 48-1. On to the California Senate. The bill is sponsored by @calprivacy.bsky.social. #Privacy #CalLeg

AB 566 (Lowenthal) passed the CA Assembly! Sponsored by the CPPA, the “Opt Me Out” bill would help Californians easily limit the info shared with companies. Now, the bill moves to the CA Senate. Learn more about the bill: privacy.ca.gov/2025/06/why-...

Congrats to ‪@asmlowenthal.bsky.social‬ on the passage of #AB566 - the California Opt Me Out Act - by the California Assembly 48-1. On to the California Senate. The bill is sponsored by @calprivacy.bsky.social. #Privacy #CalLeg

The California Opt Me Out Act (AB 566) will make it easier for consumers to control their personal information ⬇️

CPPA is hiring a Chief Privacy Auditor with deep expertise in privacy & tech to build the Agency's Audits Division. Play a role in ensuring meaningful privacy protection for millions of Californians. Apply by 6/13: calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/...

Want to be the Chief Privacy Auditor for California's privacy agency? Check out this job post and apply! calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPublic/...

The House’s 10-year ban on state AI regulation would wreak havoc on our country. The language is so broad that it could upend everything from state privacy law to contract law. It could even break the internet. I will do everything in my power to stop it. www.techpolicy.press/the-big-beau...

CPPA’s Executive Director responds to the House of Representatives’ passage of the budget reconciliation bill, which includes a provision that would pause enforcement of state AI and automated decisionmaking (ADMT) laws for a decade.

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CPPA’s Executive Director responds to the reconciliation bill released by House E&C, which seeks to halt enforcement of state AI and ADMT laws.