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CCPA and licensing business data
By SourceX Editorial · Updated
Short answer
California's privacy laws regulate the sale and sharing of personal information and give consumers rights to opt out. De-identified data that meets the legal standard is treated differently. Businesses should confirm whether their dataset contains personal information before licensing.
Key point
"Sale" is defined broadly; de-identification and contracts matter.
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