When you use the internet, you automatically share personal information that can be used to discriminate against you or charge you more for a product. Fortunately, the California Privacy Protection Agency is making new rules to let you better control your online privacy. For example, Californians have the right to ask businesses to stop selling their information, or even delete it altogether. But that’s not all. Visit cppa.ca.gov to learn more about your privacy rights and how to participate in our public hearings later this month.
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September 23, 2022 Board Meeting
September 23, 2022 @ 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Notice
Meeting records
Agenda Item 5 - Sample Public Awareness Audio Clip Transcript
Recordings
The California Privacy Protection Agency (CalPrivacy) hosts a variety of public events throughout the year in support of its statutory responsibilities and public engagement efforts. These events may include Board meetings, public comment hearings, workshops, webinars, informational sessions, and other public-facing activities.
Event materials—including agendas, notices, presentations, recordings, transcripts, and other supporting documents—are posted when available and may vary depending on the type of event.
Unless otherwise indicated, meetings of the California Privacy Protection Agency Board are open to the public. Closed sessions, when authorized by law, will be identified on the meeting agenda. Board meeting agendas are generally posted at least 10 days before each meeting in accordance with applicable legal requirements. Recordings, when available, are generally posted within two weeks following the meeting.
Additional information is available, including the Board meeting calendar and summaries of Board actions.