Privacy rights vary by state, with some offering much stronger protections. Understand what privacy rights you have where you live.
Expert information to help you understand your rights and options
Privacy laws give you rights to know what data companies collect about you, demand deletion, and opt out of data sales. Rights vary dramatically by state and your relationship with the company. Learn your privacy rights under current law and how to exercise them effectively.
The California Consumer Privacy Act gives California residents powerful rights—knowing what data businesses collect, requesting deletion, and opting out of sales. Businesses must respond within 45 days. Learn how to exercise CCPA rights, covered businesses, and enforcement options.
Your privacy rights under Colorado's Privacy Act, including universal opt-out mechanisms and protections for sensitive data.
After California CCPA, states including Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, and Utah passed comprehensive privacy laws with varying rights and requirements. Protections depend on where you live and where companies operate. Compare state privacy law rights and how to exercise them in your state.
Privacy rights for Texas residents under the Texas Data Privacy and Security Act, effective July 2024.
Understanding your privacy rights under Virginia's Consumer Data Protection Act, including data access, deletion, and opt-out rights.
Understanding your right to be notified when your personal data is compromised in a data breach, and what to do when you receive notice.
Step-by-step guide to opting out of the sale of your personal data and targeted advertising under state privacy laws.
How to exercise your right to delete personal data under state privacy laws and what to expect when you submit a deletion request.