What are the exemptions under the CCPA?

What are the exemptions under the CCPA?

The CCPA, or California Consumer Privacy Act, has several exemptions. For instance, personal information collected from employees and job applicants is generally exempt.

Are there any exemptions for businesses?

Yes, certain businesses may be exempt based on their size, revenue, or the type of data they handle. For example, businesses with less than $25 million in annual revenue may not be subject to CCPA.

What about data collected for research purposes?

Data collected for research purposes can be exempt if it is de-identified or aggregated, meaning it cannot be linked back to individual consumers.

How do these exemptions affect consumer rights?

Exemptions can limit consumer rights under the CCPA, as certain data may not be subject to the same privacy protections.

Can you give examples of businesses that might be exempt?

Sure! Small businesses, non-profits, and certain government entities may qualify for exemptions under the CCPA.