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California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) (.gov) · · US / State · Privacy Law

The California Privacy Protection Agency has released slides from an informational session. No further details about the session's topic or date are available from the source material.

Why this matters: The CPPA is the agency that enforces California's privacy law, which covers most consumers in the largest state in the country. When it holds informational sessions, the slides often signal where enforcement attention is heading or how the agency is interpreting rules that affect real companies and real people. Worth tracking what they covered.

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