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Comparing US State Privacy Law Requirements

OneTrust • August 14, 2024  
Comparing US State Privacy Law Requirements

The introduction of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) in 2018 was a turning point for US state privacy laws. Since then, the privacy landscape in the US has rapidly expanded and now plays host to no fewer than 17 comprehensive state privacy laws.

While legislators continue to try and pass a federal privacy law, state legislators remain active creating an influx of new privacy legislation for organizations to contend with. Check out this infographic to compare US state privacy laws and what they require.

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