A third party under CCPA is a person or agency who receives personal information but is outside of the business that collects the personal information.
Under the CCPA, a third party cannot be a service provider, which is defined as a party hired to collect personal information on behalf of a business.
Under the CCPA, third parties that receive personal information from a business are required to comply with the law and honor consumer rights.
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