CCPA Delete Act
California SB 362, requires the California Privacy Protection Agency to build a universal deletion mechanism that propagates one request to all registered data brokers.
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The California Data Broker Delete Act (SB 362, signed October 2023) requires the California Privacy Protection Agency to build and operate an accessible deletion mechanism. California consumers will be able to submit one request that automatically propagates to every broker on the state's Data Broker Registry. The mechanism (DROP) launches in 2026 per CPPA rulemaking. Once live, it dramatically reduces the per-broker work of California residents.
Source: California SB 362
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California Delete Act guide →Related terms
CCPA
California Consumer Privacy Act, the first comprehensive US state privacy law, granting California residents rights to know, delete, and opt out of the sale of their personal information.
Data Broker
A company that collects personal information about consumers and sells, licenses, or shares that information with third parties.
DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform)
California's state-run platform that lets a resident send one deletion request that every registered data broker must honor.
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