Draft details of how Colorado intends to implement its new consumer privacy law would add requirements that attorneys say companies should consider well ahead of the July 2023 effective date.
Proposed Colorado Privacy Act rules released by the state attorney general’s office provide specifics of how the state intends to bolster consumers’ control over how their personal data is collected, processed, and sold. People can offer feedback at November forums and provide comments through a Feb. 1 rulemaking hearing.
The rulemaking comes as several other states are set to implement consumer privacy mandates in 2023 and California is finalizing expanded ...
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