Compliance Briefing — California CCPA regulations approved and effective immediately
California’s Office of Administrative Law approved the CCPA regulations on 14 August 2020, making the rules effective the same day and clarifying notices, opt-outs, and recordkeeping obligations.
On 14 August 2020 the California Office of Administrative Law approved the final CCPA regulations, rendering them immediately effective. The rules detail consumer notice formatting, do-not-sell link placement, offline data collection disclosures, and training and recordkeeping expectations for businesses.
Compliance teams should confirm privacy notices match the regulatory examples, ensure opt-out mechanisms function across web and offline channels, and update records management to support consumer request logging.
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