Forty-six percent of data subject requests business to consumer companies received were to opt-out of having consumer data sold to third-parties, DataGrail's State of the CCPA report shows.
April 01, 2021 at 02:20 PM
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As California expands its privacy laws and there becomes more support for other states to pass privacy legislation, in-house counsel need to find a way to handle what is expected to be an increase in the number of data subject requests (DSRs).
In 2020, business-to-consumer companies received an average of 137 DSRs per million identities, according to The State of CCPA report published by software company DataGrail on Thursday.
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