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California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) Overview: What’s New from CCPA?

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Who Is Covered? Any business that:

Has $25+ million in annual revenue

Buys, sells or shares PI of 100,000+ consumers or households

Derives at least 50% of annual revenue from selling or sharing consumer PI.

Additional Consumer Rights

Right to Limit Use and Disclosure of Sensitive PI
Right to Correction
Right to Access Information About Automated Decision Making
Right to Opt Out of Automated Decision Making Technology
Right to Restrict Sensitive PI
Audit Obligations

CPRA affirmatively defines ‘sale’ of data as ‘share’

consumers have to be able to opt out of retargeting

CPRA limits data collection, use, retention, and sharing of personal information to what is “reasonably necessary” to achieve the specified purposes

Companies are now required to submit a Risk Assessment Report to the California Privacy Protection Agency on a regular basis

CPRA goes into effect January 1, 2023 with a look back from January 1, 2022