CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
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Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#2Where is a good overview of these laws?
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#3Good.
Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#4Where is a good overview of these laws?
I searched for "CCPA FAQ", and here are two I read that were useful:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/cc...
https://www.adweek.com/programmatic/everything-you-need-to-k...
Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#5How are these different from GDPR? Most global companies should already have most of this in place, so it will just hurt the small businesses which has yet to expand outside the states. Is there some limit to company size here to avoid that?
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Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#7How are these different from GDPR? Most global companies should already have most of this in place, so it will just hurt the small businesses which has yet to expand outside the states. Is there some limit to company size here to avoid that?
> The CCPA only applies to companies with more than $25 million in revenue or access to the personal information of more than 50,000 people.
Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#8How are these different from GDPR? Most global companies should already have most of this in place, so it will just hurt the small businesses which has yet to expand outside the states. Is there some limit to company size here to avoid that?
You mean like all of the US news sites that just firewall off EU citizens at the moment?
Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#9How are these different from GDPR? Most global companies should already have most of this in place, so it will just hurt the small businesses which has yet to expand outside the states. Is there some limit to company size here to avoid that?
> The CCPA only applies to companies with more than $25 million in revenue or access to the personal information of more than 50,000 people.
50,000 is not a lot. If you set up a YouTube competitor and the view counter on a video has more than 50,000 views, do you qualify? What if you use cookies? It’s a personal ID of all 50,000 viewers.
Re: CCPA goes into effect January 1, but nobody’s sure how the new rules work
#10Earlier quoted context omitted.
> The CCPA only applies to companies with more than $25 million in revenue or access to the personal information of more than 50,000 people.
50,000 is not a lot. If you set up a YouTube competitor and the view counter on a video has more than 50,000 views, do you qualify? What if you use cookies? It’s a personal ID of all 50,000 viewers.
Awesome, fewer people using cookies to track me.