US · California · CCPA
California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by CPRA)
The CCPA gives California consumers rights over personal information that businesses collect. Engineering work centres on rights requests and honouring opt-outs, including Global Privacy Control signals.
rulefix scan --format json
{
"rule": "ccpa.gpc-header",
"framework": "CCPA",
"severity": "high",
"file": "app/api/signup.ts",
"check": "GPC header handling",
"status": "failed",
"fix": { "available": true, "files": 2 }
}Key requirements
What CCPA expects from engineering.
- 01
Right to know
Disclose the categories and specific pieces of personal information collected.
- 02
Right to delete and correct
Delete or correct personal information on verified request.
- 03
Opt-out of sale or sharing
Provide a clear opt-out and honour Global Privacy Control signals.
- 04
Sensitive personal information
Let consumers limit use of sensitive personal information.
- 05
Notice at collection
Inform consumers at or before the point of collection.
- 06
Reasonable security
Implement reasonable security procedures and practices.
What RuleFix checks
Turned into code rules.
- GPC header handling
- Third-party sharing without opt-out
- Deletion across downstream systems
- Notice at collection on forms
- Sensitive data use limits
Official sources
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