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I Created a Privacy Policy. Now What?
I Created a Privacy Policy. Now What?

Every organization subject to new state privacy laws needs a privacy policy on their website—but are you posting it in the proper places? The rules about what to do with your policy come from the laws themselves and the regulations implementing them—both of which are subject to updates. Here’s a primer on what to do with your privacy policy.

Iowa Passes Consumer Privacy Law
Iowa Passes Consumer Privacy Law

Iowa is joining the select club of states that have passed comprehensive consumer privacy legislation. Iowa’s legislation will go into effect on January 1, 2025, giving companies plenty of lead time to prepare for the changes.

Employment Records and the CCPA
Employment Records and the CCPA

The CCPA now applies to employees in addition to consumers. That means employees have new privacy rights, including the right to request that you delete their information, inform them what information you have collected about them and who you have shared it with and for what purposes, as well as the right to request that you limit the use of their sensitive personal information.

Executive Order Moves the EU-US Data Privacy Framework Forward
Executive Order Moves the EU-US Data Privacy Framework Forward
No News is Bad News
No News is Bad News

Despite expectations that California’s legislature would pass a bill exempting employee data from the reach of California’s Consumer Privacy Act, the legislative session closed at the end of August without any action. And now, employers have to deal with the fallout of that inaction. 

The CPRA & Third Parties
CPRA
The CPRA & Third Parties

Since the implementation of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), many companies have become comfortable with its requirements regarding sharing data with third parties. However, those requirements are about to become more onerous, learn the new definitions and updates for 2023.

CPRA
California Privacy Protection Agency Opposes the ADPPA (Proposed Federal Privacy Legislation)
CCPA
California Privacy Protection Agency Opposes the ADPPA (Proposed Federal Privacy Legislation)

When the CCPA went into effect in 2018, it was the first comprehensive consumer privacy legislation in the country. In its wake, four states (CO, CT, UT, VA) have passed their own privacy legislation. Learn what those privacy laws, as well as an amended version of the CCPA, entail when they go into effect in 2023.

CCPA
What Colorado’s AG Has To Say About Their Privacy Law
What Colorado’s AG Has To Say About Their Privacy Law
New EU-US Privacy Agreement Announced
New EU-US Privacy Agreement Announced