State privacy laws can create requirements governing how organizations collect, use, disclose, sell, share, retain, and protect personal information. Depending on the jurisdiction and the organization’s activities, these laws may also establish consumer rights, notice requirements, consent obligations, data governance responsibilities, and other privacy requirements.
Because state privacy requirements vary by jurisdiction, organizations operating across multiple states may need to evaluate how different laws apply to their activities and data practices.
Use these resources to research state privacy laws, review applicable regulations and regulatory guidance, and identify state-specific privacy requirements that may warrant additional compliance analysis.
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