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ARTICLE · 02 FEBRUARY 2022

California Attorney General Warning Letters Provide Insight Into CCPA Enforcement For Loyalty Programs

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While many of us were celebrating Data Privacy Day last Friday, California Attorney General Rob Bonta tweeted and released a statement that his office has sent warning letters to...

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While many of us were celebrating Data Privacy Day last Friday, California Attorney General Rob Bonta tweeted and released a statement that his office has sent warning letters to businesses in a variety of industries for alleged failure to comply with CCPA. This marks the second year in a row where the AG has used Data Privacy Day to announce an update to CCPA enforcement (last year the AG issued a tweet related to Global Privacy Control (GPC), which faced criticism from ad tech stakeholders). Although the tweet and statement do not name the letter recipients or provide details of the alleged offenses, they offer important insight into the AG's position on financial incentives and CCPA enforcement priorities.

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Originally published by the New York Legal Ethics Reporter

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