State Privacy Legislation
Currently, 14 states are considering legislation to regulate online privacy and data security. ANA has been extremely active in this area. Here's what we have been doing for our members:
California Consumer Privacy Act
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) is a sweeping bill dealing with privacy and data security that will have major impacts on the advertising and marketing industry when it takes effect in 2020.
While ANA strongly supports the goals underlying the CCPA, there are major issues with the path California has chosen to regulate consumer privacy, with negative impacts on both consumers and business.
- ANA's California Consumer Privacy Act Guidance
- View our November 25, 2019 webinar on the ANA's CCPA Guidance
ANA, with the assistance of Venable LLP who represents ANA on privacy issues, has put together additional background resources for our members.
- CCPA - Key Provisions and What You Need to Know
- Getting ready for the CCPA: 10 Steps to Start Now
- Comparing Key Points of the GDPR and CCPA: What You Need to Know
- What the CCPA Means for Advertisers and Brands
- CCPA Timeline
- Data Privacy Comparison Chart: CCPA and CCPA Proposed Regulations
- CCPA Amendments At-a-Glance
- California Data Broker Registration Law
- Loyalty Programs and the California Consumer Privacy Act
Nevada SB 220
- Nevada SB 220 - Summary and Key Concepts
- Data Privacy Comparison Chart: GDPR, CCPA, and Nevada SB 220
Washington State SB 6281
- Joint trades letter in opposition
- ANA testimony at hearing of the House Committee on Innovation, Technology & Economic Development
- ANA letter opposing a Private Right of Action in SB 6281