California, United States
Continuous CCPA / CPRA monitoring for your websites
Notice at collection, the right to opt out of sale/sharing for cross-context behavioral advertising, and honoring opt-outs technically — not just visually.
California Consumer Privacy Act (as amended by CPRA) — Cal. Civ. Code § 1798.100 et seq.
What PrivacyRadar detects
- Advertising trackers indicating sale/sharing without matching notice language
- "Do Not Sell or Share" language missing while sharing signals are present
- Opt-out mechanisms that do not actually stop trackers after rejection
- Global Privacy Control signal ignored: advertising still fires under Sec-GPC (§ 7025)
- Opt-outs that stop working after they were exercised (revocation not honored)
- No privacy-rights request channel (form, portal, email, toll-free) in the policy
- No auditable consent record persisted after a consent choice
- Notice-at-collection gaps: tracking observed with no reachable policy
- Session replay and fingerprinting undisclosed to California consumers
Why continuous beats annual
California sale/share opt-out and GPC (§ 7025) are honored in production or they are not. A deploy that breaks Reject or ignores Sec-GPC is invisible until the next audit unless you retest the live site. Statute applicability is for counsel.
Every finding carries its statute reference, concrete remediation, and hashed evidence artifacts. Findings describe observed technical behavior — PrivacyRadar does not provide legal advice.
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