CCPA
California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)
The purpose of this act is to provide the consumers of California enhanced privacy rights and consumer protection, this bill was drafted and brought into existence on June 28, 2018.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) has the following objectives:
- The residents are obliged to know what personal data is being collected.
- The consumers from California, have the right to know if their data is being sold or disclosed, if both, then to whom?
- They have the right to access their personal data.
- California citizens should be allowed to exercise their privacy rights.
- The consumers of California have the right to opt out of the sale of their personal information.
- Consumers have the right to delete the personal information that has been collected from them.
What is considered personal information according to CCPA?
- Under the CCPA act personal information can be defined as the information that indirectly or directly identifies/describes/relates to a particular resident in the California state.
The following are the types of personal information according to CCPA:
- Postal address, drivers’ license number, passport number, real name, social security number, and any other information that works as a personal identifier.
- Information such as search history, browsing history, interaction with advertisements, websites, and web applications shall also be considered as personal information.
- Fingerprints, geolocation data, and inference from other personal data that can be used to create a profile.
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