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ARTICLE · 21 MARCH 2022

California AG Issues Written Opinion On Internally Generated Inferences

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Yesterday, the California AG issued a rare written opinion on a question of law arising under CCPA. Specifically, the AG addressed the treatment by businesses of internally generated inferences.

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Yesterday, the California AG issued a rare written opinion on a question of law arising under CCPA. Specifically, the AG addressed the treatment by businesses of internally generated inferences. The opinion is important because it provides further insight into the AG's enforcement priorities and interpretation of obligations under CCPA. We've read the opinion, and provided our initial thoughts and analysis below.

  • What happened?

On March 10, the Office of the California AG issued a 15 page written opinion on internally generated inferences. The opinion is apparently a response to California Assemblymember Kevin Kiley's request to clarify whether consumers have the right to obtain inferences generated about them as part of an access request.

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Originally published by the New York Legal Ethics Reporter

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