Government
Jul. 5, 2023
State missed deadlines for privacy law rules, judge says
The judge found the state agency missed a July 1, 2022 deadline to produce regulations for much of the law — and that this should cause an equivalent delay in Proposition 24’s enforcement date, which was Saturday.
A Sacramento County judge ruled California cannot enforce portions of its online privacy law until next spring.
Proposition 24 passed in 2020 with a margin of over 2 million votes. It strengthened the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, approved by lawmakers and Gov. Jerry Brown. The initiative made it easier for consumers to opt out of data collection and to correct false information about themselves. It also mandated additional prote...
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