California Delete Act Compliance Blog
Practical guides for SB 362 compliance. Everything data brokers need to know about the DROP portal, the 45-day cycle, fines, registration, and how to protect your business.
The 45-Day Deletion Cycle: A Complete SOP for DROP Portal Compliance
Step-by-step standard operating procedures for the 45-day California DROP deletion cycle. From retrieval to reporting, with checklists and timelines.
CA DROP Registration Fee 2026: What Data Brokers Pay and How to Register
California data broker registration costs ~$6,600/year. Learn the exact fees, registration process, deadlines, and what happens if you don't register.
California Delete Act (SB 362): The Complete Small Business Guide for 2026
Everything small businesses need to know about California's Delete Act. Registration requirements, DROP portal deadlines, fines, and step-by-step compliance guide.
California Privacy Policy Update: Required DROP Disclosure Language for 2026
Your privacy policy must include specific DROP platform disclosure language. Get the exact wording required by the California Delete Act.
Data Broker Annual Report: What to File with the CPPA by January 31
Registered data brokers must file an annual report with the CPPA by January 31. Here's exactly what to include and how to prepare.
Data Broker Deletion Request Templates: Vendor Notices, Logs, and Compliance Forms
Free templates for California Delete Act compliance: vendor deletion notices, compliance tracking logs, data maps, and annual reporting forms.
E-Commerce and the DROP Portal: When Online Retailers Become Data Brokers
Does your e-commerce business use third-party data for marketing? You might be a data broker under SB 362. Learn the compliance requirements.
How to Check the CA DROP Portal: A Step-by-Step Guide for Businesses
Step-by-step instructions for logging into the CalPrivacy DROP portal, downloading deletion requests, and processing them within the 45-day deadline.
Lead Generation Companies: Are You a Data Broker Under California Law?
If your lead gen business buys, sells, or shares consumer data in California, you likely qualify as a data broker. Here's what that means for your operations.
SB 362 Fines for Small Businesses: How Much Could Non-Compliance Cost You?
California Delete Act fines are $200 per request per day. Calculate your exposure based on business size, data volume, and compliance timeline.
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