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California Proposition 24 Passed: What You Need to Know about CPRA

On 3 November 2020, the Golden State voted in favor of Proposition 24, thus expanding the State’s privacy legislation with a new set of rules. As of 1 January 2023, the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) will be succeeded by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA).

Read the Privacy Advisory to learn more about:

Expansions on existing CCPA law
New provisions to the existing CCPA law
How to prepare for the CPRA with TrustArc

As was the case with the CCPA, there are still a lot of details to be ironed out in the coming months to ensure the CPRA can be fully operational in 2023.

However, quite a few of the changes are already clear that organizations need to plan for. Regardless of where you are at in your current CCPA compliance journey, TrustArc is here to help leverage the work that you’ve already done and start preparing for additional CPRA requirements to keep you compliant.

Hear From Some Of Our Clients

The TrustArc privacy platform has been very helpful in supporting VFS’s unified approach to ensure continued compliance in the data privacy arena and help us prepare for GDPR readiness. Once this exercise is completed for us, I look forward to being able to use the TrustArc platform for other compliance activities.

Volvo Financial Services
Senior Vice President & General Counsel

“Having a third party assess our privacy practices - it’s really helpful. Our customers know that our privacy practices have been verified by an independent third party. That’s really important…and it brings a marketing benefit with it.”

Rackspace
Corporate Counsel

TrustArc Privacy Advisory

California Proposition 24 Passed: What You Need to Know about CPRA

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As was the case with the CCPA, there are still a lot of details to be ironed out in the coming months to ensure the CPRA can be fully operational in 2023.

Hear From Some Of Our Clients