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California Lawmakers Pass Sweeping Online Privacy Legislation

It goes into effect in 2020

State lawmakers on Thursday passed the California Consumer Privacy Act.Getty Images
By Marty Swant

June 29, 2018

California has passed a new law that will give state residents the most sweeping online privacy rights in the nation—and hand tech companies some of the strictest rules in the process.

Marty Swant

Marty Swant is a former technology staff writer for Adweek.

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