IT'S YOUR PERSONAL INFORMATION, TAKE BACK CONTROL!
In the two years since introducing legislation that passed as the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), which gives nearly 40 million people in this state the strongest data privacy rights in the country, we’ve realized the immense power consumers are up against when it comes to having true control over our own data.
It is for this reason that we are proposing a November 2020 ballot measure to strengthen the law: the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA). This initiative will give you the power to take back control over your personal information, expand consumer rights, create more transparency and establish an enforcement arm to protect these rights.
We need your help to take back control over our information from thousands of giant corporations. This is about power: the more a company knows about us, the more power it has to shape our daily lives. We believe that power should belong to each of us.
Please join us in the fight and support CPRA!
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The world’s largest corporations are buying and selling our most personal information, often without our knowledge or permission. They track every place we’ve ever visited, every private online search we’ve ever made, and even collect private health information about us and our family.
This California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA) gives consumers the power to take back control over our information from thousands of giant corporations!
CPRA will do the following:
Protect our personal information
Creates new rights allowing us to stop businesses using our sensitive personal information, including about our health or finances, or knowing and selling our location without our knowledge or consent.
Safeguard our children's privacy
It will triple 2018’s CCPA fines for collecting and selling our children’s private information. Furthermore, it would also require opt-in consent in order to sell from consumers under the age of 16.
Establish an enforcement arm
Establish a new authority to protect these rights, the California Privacy Protection Agency. Increase transparency through this agency, giving consumers back control over their data.
How can you help protect your rights?
Get Involved
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