California just closed the biggest hole in the CCPA right to delete. On September 27, 2026, Governor Gavin Newsom signed SB 923, the Expanding Privacy Rights Act, authored by Senator
A new demand letter reviewed by Captain Compliance shows a self-represented California claimant,, using a familiar tactic: visit a website, open browser developer tools, type information into a search bar,
A routine call to customer service may be becoming something very different under Illinois privacy law. A proposed class action filed against Lowe’s accuses the home improvement retailer of using
Meta has launched a new version of its AI-powered Ray-Ban smart glasses without a camera, an apparent attempt to preserve the convenience of wearable artificial intelligence while addressing one of
The wave of California website privacy demand letters that has occupied privacy lawyers, insurers and businesses for much of the past two years has now drawn a direct warning from
We just covered the recent CVS & Criteo $20.5 million pixel and tracking settlement. This is a litigation trend we’ve been warning businesses in the healthcare space about and that
For decades, the data brokerage industry treated Subject Rights Requests opt-outs, data removal demands, and privacy deletion requests—as a minor administrative inconvenience. The standard corporate playbook was simple: hide behind
Sacramento just created the country’s first registry for AI auditors and a framework for independent verification organizations. The missing piece is the one that matters: a legal duty to get
Every major CCPA enforcement action of the last few years shares a pattern that gets less attention than the settlement number itself. We’ve covered all the settlements starting with Sephora’s
California’s privacy regulator has a new warning for data brokers: filing a registration is not enough if the information in it is wrong. The California Privacy Protection Agency, now operating