Preparations for compliance with the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) have been checkered with uncertainty ever since the law passed in 2018, with many questions still unanswered about how the CCPA and its implementing regulations will apply to the digital advertis
Today is the first day that the California Attorney General (AG) is authorized to bring enforcement actions under the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA). It marks the start of what is likely to be an evolving process of privacy enforcement in California as the AG and the courts interpret the law for the first time, and while the status of the law itself remains in flux over the next few years.
Fortune recently published an article expressing concern about the potential misuse of sensitive personal data in digital advertising. User activity online and across mobile apps is often highly personal and potentially sensitive, and the NAI agrees that any potential misuse of sensitive information, in advertising or otherwise, raises serious privacy concerns.
