Certified Information Privacy Professional CCPA and CPRA Compliance

Question 1

Which entity established by the CPRA is responsible for enforcing California privacy law and issuing regulations?

Accepted Answer

California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA)

Answer

California Department of Justice

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California Consumer Protection Bureau

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Federal Trade Commission

Question 2

Under the CCPA, what is the definition of 'sale' of personal information?

Accepted Answer

Disclosing personal information for monetary or other valuable consideration

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Only cash transactions involving personal data

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Sharing data within the same corporate family

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Any internal use of consumer data

Question 3

What right did the CPRA add to the CCPA that allows consumers to limit use of their sensitive personal information?

Accepted Answer

Right to Limit Use of Sensitive Personal Information

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Right to Erasure

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Right to Data Portability

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Right to Non-Discrimination

Question 4

Which threshold makes a business subject to the CCPA/CPRA based on revenue?

Accepted Answer

Annual gross revenues exceeding $25 million

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Annual gross revenues exceeding $10 million

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Annual gross revenues exceeding $1 million

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Annual gross revenues exceeding $100 million

Question 5

The CPRA strengthened opt-out rights by expanding the concept of 'sale' to also include what?

Accepted Answer

Sharing personal information for cross-context behavioral advertising

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Internal analytics uses

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Sharing within wholly-owned subsidiaries

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All business transfers

Question 6

Under the CCPA, consumers must be given a 'Do Not Sell My Personal Information' link on the business's website. What did the CPRA change this to?

Accepted Answer

'Do Not Sell or Share My Personal Information'

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'Opt Out of All Data Processing'

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'Delete My Data'

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'Do Not Track Me'