Californians can now visit one state website to request all data brokers delete their personal information and refrain from ...

Data brokers scrape together your most personal information—including where you’ve lived in the past and who belongs to your ...

State law now allows California residents to have their contact and personal information removed from the people who sell it.

Californians can now use a new tool to request the removal of their personal information from over 500 data brokers.

A tool called DROP lets California residents fill out a few forms to keep their personal data from being tracked or sold by ...

If you don't reside in California and qualify for DROP, all is not lost—though you will have to invest a bit more time and/or ...

On January 1, a new law known as DROP (Delete Request and Opt-out Platform) took effect. DROP allows California residents to ...

A new California law lets residents demand deletion of their personal data from hundreds of data brokers with a single ...

A new state program aimed at curbing data brokering went into effect on New Year’s Day, giving California residents the power ...

You’ve been planning on fixing your brakes and Googling auto repair shops. At the same time, you have been longing to buy butterscotch fudge ripple ice cream and searching for it on your Instacart app ...

On January 8, 2026, the California Privacy Protection Agency (“CPPA”) announced enforcement activity against Rickenbacher Data LLC d/b/a Datamasters (“Datamasters”) and S&P Global Inc. (“S&P Global”) ...

Gavin Newsom signed state Senate Bill 362, also known as the Delete Act, which directed the California Privacy Protection ...