CCPA
The most comprehensive U.S. privacy law is known as the California Consumer Privacy Act (or CCPA). This regulation imposes restrictions on the gathering and distribution of a consumer’s personal information. It provides consumers with clear rights about their personal information (PI). Although it would protect California individuals’ personal information, the impact is across the U.S. People desired more control over personal data, including what happens to it when they shop online, share information with third parties, or visit websites, therefore the CCPA was developed. They wanted the security of their data, therefore the CCPA made regulating the sale and distribution of personal data its primary goal.
What Comes Under PI According To CCPA?
The CCPA’s definition of “PI,” or “personal information,” is broader than GDPR’s. It covers any data that may be used to directly or indirectly link, identify, characterise, relate to, or refer to a particular consumer or household.
The following enumerated categories of consumer information are included as Personal Information:
- Name
- personal identifier
- account name
- IP address,
- mailing address,
- email address,
- Social Security number,
- passport number,
- driver’s license number
- Geo-location data
- Biometric information
- Personal information defined by California’s records destruction law which includes:
- Physical characteristics or description
- Signature
- Telephone number
- Education
- Employment
- insurance policy number
- Financial account information
- Employment history
- Commercial data, including:
- Personal property
- Products, or services acquired, considered, or other buying or consuming histories or tendencies.
- Internet or electronic network activity, including:
- Browsing history
- Search history
- Consumer’s interaction with a website, application, or commercial.
Does Data Mappers Comply With CCPA?
Data Mappers complies with all CCPA guidelines (California Consumer Privacy Act.) When it comes to data privacy, we always act responsibly and make sure that our rules are followed in every nation where we have customers. Our privacy management team makes certain that all necessary precautions are taken to prevent spam and other blunders. We never compromise the privacy of customer data as a data provider, and we take the necessary security measures to avoid security lapses. We appreciate the trust that our customers invest in us, and we work hard to uphold it at all times.
Our Commitment Towards CCPA
- We make investments in our security staff to rigorously uphold our CCPA commitments.
- Our team carries fair data collection and selling practises.
- We guarantee each person the right to know how their data is used by our company and for marketing purposes.
- Before sending any marketing emails, we make sure to obtain consent and include an opt-out option.
- We are accountable for quickly taking the appropriate step if you request that your data be updated or deleted.
- As new customer data is gathered and discarded, we make sure our data inventory processes are current.
- We also make sure customers who chose not to have their personally identifiable information sold are not contacted again within a year.
- To guarantee consumer rights, our team put many measures into place.
- Our staff members have received training on how to respond to inquiries from customers about the company’s relevant privacy rules.
- We promise that nobody else will have access to the individual’s personal information.
- All customer personal data is password-protected and stored in an encrypted format.
- We constantly check the data for breaches, and our data security team will let you know if we do.
- We abide by a number of additional standards and laws, including GDPR.
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