The California Privacy Protection Agency understands that “hearing from a regulator -- and then disclosing information to a regulator -- can bring anxiety,” the CPPA said this week in a blog post about what companies should expect when the Enforcement Bureau contacts them. “The best approach is to own the facts, build credibility, and work constructively with us.”
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) board plans to meet April 4 at 8:30 a.m. PT to discuss and possibly act on proposed regulations on automated decision-making technology (ADMT), cybersecurity audits, insurance and other California Consumer Protection Act (CCPA) rule updates, the agency said Monday. The CPPA unveiled draft rules revisions -- and plans to discuss bigger possible changes -- in meeting materials released the same day.
The California Civil Rights Council agreed Friday to clear proposed employment rule changes that update the state’s anti-discrimination regulations for automated decision-making technology (ADMT). Friday’s action sent the final proposed text to the Office of Administrative Law for approval.
NEW YORK CITY -- Advertisers must “remain vigilant” and take a privacy-first approach with the increase in global privacy regulations and enforcement heating up, Interactive Advertising Bureau Tech Lab CEO Anthony Katsur said at IAB’s Signal Shift event Thursday. To help, the IAB Tech Lab plans to launch a privacy lab this summer and is exploring privacy-compliant technologies that can help reduce advertisers’ revenue shortfalls from “signal loss,” which refers to reduced access to consumer data stemming from tech changes like privacy controls in web browsers.
The California Privacy Protection Agency’s Honda enforcement order “signals an intent to hold businesses accountable for their data subject request processes,” Polsinelli attorneys blogged Monday. Honda agreed to pay $632,500 and change various privacy practices as part of a settlement with the CPPA, which was unveiled last week (see 2503120037).
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Tom Kemp has been named Executive Director of the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA), the board announced Friday. Kemp previously acted as a tech policy advisor and led advocacy for state privacy laws including the California Privacy Rights Act, the California Delete Act and the California AI Transparency Act.
California Privacy Protection Agency allegations against Honda “are not specific to the automotive industry, and instead should be viewed as instructive for any business subject to California’s broad and prescriptive CCPA and implementing regulations,” Wiley privacy attorneys blogged Friday.
Honda must pay $632,500 and change various privacy practices under an agreement with the California Privacy Protection Agency announced Wednesday. The CPPA board decided Friday to approve a settlement resolving the privacy agency's claims that the car manufacturer’s North American subsidiary violated the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA).
Honda agreed to pay $632,500 and change various privacy practices as part of a settlement with the California Privacy Protection Agency announced Wednesday. The CPPA board decided Friday to approve a settlement resolving the privacy agency's claims that the car manufacturer’s North American subsidiary violated the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). The significant order shows the agency ramping up enforcement of the CPPA, said privacy attorneys.