Frequently Asked Questions and Answers from Termly’s Legal Experts
How do I become CCPA compliant?
To become CCPA compliant, do the following:
- Post a CCPA privacy policy on your website, or update your existing privacy policy to include California consumer rights and extensive information about your data collection.
- Update your privacy policy every 12 months.
- Add a “Do Not Sell My Personal Information” link to your privacy policy and your website’s homepage. Honor verified Do Not Sell requests.
- Allow consumers to request to access, delete, or amend personal information collected about them. Honor verified requests.
- Implement and maintain data protection systems to prevent breaches or accidents.
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Learn the language of the CCPA.
The first step toward complying with the CCPA is to learn what “consumer,” “business,” “personal information,” and “selling” mean under the law.
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