News and resources on the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) that was enacted with the passage of Prop 24. The CPRA is the US' most robust privacy law.
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ALT Quote: "Americans shouldn’t have to settle for a federal privacy law that limits states’ ability to advance strong protections in response to rapid changes in technology and emerging threats in policy – particularly when Californians’ fundamental rights are at stake. Congress should set a floor, not a ceiling." - Ashkan Soltani, Executive Director, California Privacy Protection Agency
ALT First page of the letter to the Chairs of the House Energy & Commerce Committee and the Innovation, Data, and Commerce Subcommittee, in which the California Privacy Protection Agency outlined weaknesses of the American Privacy Rights Act (APRA).
ALT Copy: CPPA Board Approves Legislative Proposal to Require Browsers to Offer Opt-Out Preference Signals. Read the announcement: cppa.ca.gov/announcements. Image: CPPA logo on a blue background
ALT Text: Legislative Update. SB 362 Signed into Law Image: California Privacy Protection Agency logo Image: California state Capitol
ALT Text: Unlock Your Potential. Multiple Opportunities Available. Apply Today! California Privacy Protection Agency logo. Images: A group of people smiling outside of a building. Woman smiling at her computer. Man reading a document with a pencil in his hand.
ALT The CPPA board meeting agenda
