California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018: Action Items for Companies Worldwide

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Presented at GlobalPrivacySummit 2019 by

Lothar Determann

Effective January 1, 2020, businesses have to issue new and specific disclosures regarding their data processing practices (looking back to January 1, 2019), seek opt-in consent from minors, and grant access, deletion, portability and opt-out rights to all California residents—not just consumers. Companies face significant penalties for violations and statutory damages for data security breaches. Lothar Determann, the author of “California Privacy Law, Practical Guide and Commentary,” Third Edition (2018, with CCPA Supplement), provides an overview, updates regarding legislative changes and regulations, and concrete recommendations regarding action items for businesses.What you’ll take away:When are California privacy laws applicable to companies outside the state, countryCommon pitfalls: Key differences in California privacy law requirements vs. other U.S. laws, GDPR and other jurisdictionsWeb 2.0: How to update your online marketing practices and privacy noticesRecent changes and outlook