- Businesses must disclose what information they collect, what business purpose they do so for and any third parties they share that data with.
- Businesses would be required to comply with official consumer requests to delete that data.
- Consumers can opt out of their data being sold, and businesses can’t retaliate by changing the price or level of service.
- Businesses can, however, offer “financial incentives” for being allowed to collect data.
- California authorities are empowered to fine companies for violations.
I totally understand that this will impact a lot of tech companies' profits...but that's to be expected if you're making money selling people's data to third parties without their permission.
- Businesses must disclose what information they collect, what business purpose they do so for and any third parties they share that data with.
- Businesses would be required to comply with official consumer requests to delete that data.
- Consumers can opt out of their data being sold, and businesses can’t retaliate by changing the price or level of service.
- Businesses can, however, offer “financial incentives” for being allowed to collect data.
- California authorities are empowered to fine companies for violations.
I totally understand that this will impact a lot of tech companies' profits...but that's to be expected if you're making money selling people's data to third parties without their permission.