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Business must meet the following CCPA requirements when responding to requests to know and delete. Responses to requests to know or to delete must be provided within 45 days beginning on the day that business receives the request, regardless of time required to verify the request.

Under ?Right to Deletion Under CCPA? You have the option to ask businesses to remove any personal data they have collected from you, as well as tell their service providers to do the same.

The CCPA prohibits an administrative action from being commenced more than 5 years after the date on which a violation occurred. The CCPA also subjects a violator of its provisions to a civil penalty, as specified, to be assessed and recovered in a civil action brought by the Attorney General.

Yes. Only residents of California have data privacy rights under the CCPA. The language of the law refers to California ?consumers.? For CCPA legal purposes, a consumer means a natural person (i.e., an individual, and not a corporation or other business entity) who resides in California.

California's Eraser Law The law provides California minors with a narrow but significant ?right to be forgotten.? California minors may now ?remove or request and obtain removal of content or information? they posted on an operator's website, application, or online service.

A business has 45 days to respond to your request, although this may be extended for another 45 days for a total of 90 days. A business is allowed to ask you for additional information to verify your request. However, they are not allowed to use that information for purposes other than verifying your request.

Under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), businesses will have 45 days to comply with the request. They will also need to disclose to consumers the availability of the deletion right in their privacy policy.