California’s ‘CCPA 2.0’ Is Probably Going To Pass, Here’s What Changes
"CPRA slightly changes who is a covered “business” and thus who must comply. In some cases, it expands coverage and in one specific instance, exempts more small businesses. To be a covered business under CPRA, one of the following must be present... Buys, sells or shares the PI of more than 100,00 California consumers/households. Devices no longer count. The third bullet is the major change, upping the number of consumers/households from 50,000 under CCPA. This means that more small businesses will be outside the scope of CPRA. However, as mentioned, CCPA with its lower threshold would still apply until 2023." As of this writing it looks like this will pass (albeit with a small majority) so this is something to look forward to in 2023.
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