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Colorado Attorney General Publishes List of Universal Opt-out Mechanisms

Colorado Attorney General Publishes List of Universal Opt-out Mechanisms

by Ilan Jenkins | Jan 2, 2024 | Colorado, United States

The Colorado Attorney General’s office published its final list of “valid” and “recognized” universal opt-out mechanisms (“UOOM” for short). The sole finalist was the Global Privacy Control. Buried at the bottom of the...
Colorado Attorney General’s Office Kicks Off Effective Date of CPA With Notice Letters, And More

Colorado Attorney General’s Office Kicks Off Effective Date of CPA With Notice Letters, And More

by Ilan Jenkins | Aug 2, 2023 | Colorado, Oregon, Regulators, State Privacy Laws, United States

On July 12th, the Colorado Attorney General’s office announced its enforcement of the Colorado Privacy Act (“CPA”) with a bang by sending out informational letters to companies and publishing a tranche of compliance resources. The letters were not...

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