Demystifying CCPA to CPRA - Scope of Compliance and key differences

In the year 2018, the state of California passed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) which is considered a landmark piece of legislation. Within a year after the CCPA took effect, another consumer privacy law CPRA passed. We can say that the CPRA is more of a comprehensive version of the CCPA which has some extending rules and stipulations in order to increase the rights of California consumers.

In this article, we take you through the key differences between the two legislations, highlights, and key differences

Sharanya Mukherjee is a licensed lawyer, passionate about data protection, privacy, cybersecurity, and the law in general. In her role as an attorney at Allendevaux and Company, Sharanya provides organisations with data protection services and implements data prote

ction programs. She can be contacted at: sharanya.mukherjee@allendevaux.com