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We’re excited to introduce CalPrivacy Quarterly—your new go‑to newsletter for the latest privacy tools, news, and tips. If it didn’t land in your inbox today, visit the link to catch up and subscribe so you’re all set for the next issue. mailchi.mp/9bc66b4b8d4c/calp…
DROP is empowering Californians to protect their data. Delete Week ends today, but privacy is year‑round. Explore tips, blogs, and tools at privacy.ca.gov.
Your DROP Dashboard shows you the full picture: who deleted your data, who opted you out, and who still has your information. It’s all in one simple chart. Log in with your DROP ID to see your personalized breakdown. consumer.drop.privacy.ca.gov…
Half of all DROP users already have more that 100 data deletions. In this video, we walk you thought how to check your progress using your DROP ID. Can’t remember where you saved it? You can recover your DROP ID by visiting: consumer.drop.privacy.ca.gov…
It’s day two of Delete Week! If you want to help friends and family protect their personal information, but aren’t sure where to start, visit the online DROP toolkit. It has everything you need to share information about DROP quickly and confidently. Visit: privacy.ca.gov/drop/share-dr…
CalPrivacy is excited to announce that Delete Week is underway right now, during the second week of October. We are encouraging community members to raise awareness about DROP. Join the more than half a million Californians who already use this free tool to remove their personal data from data brokers. Read the announcement: privacy.ca.gov/2026/10/calpr…
Next week is Delete Week in California, making it a great time to register for the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP). With a single request, you can ask 650+ data brokers to delete the personal information they have about you — and it’s free! To submit your DROP request visit privacy.ca.gov.
This month we’re addressing several common questions about the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform (DROP), including why users are required to verify their information twice and the purpose of the DROP ID. If you want clear answers & explanations, read our latest blog: privacy.ca.gov/2026/10/drop-…
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Safeguarding seniors from online scams starts with knowledge. Join state leaders and consumer-protection experts at one of three upcoming Senior Scam Stopper events across California this month. Learn the latest tools, warning signs, and resources to stay safe online. For more information visit: privacy.ca.gov/events
Before data brokers can delete your data, DROP takes extra steps to make sure it’s really you. Executive Director Tom Kemp shares the steps CalPrivacy takes to keep your information secure.
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Want to help Californians understand privacy? Join CalPrivacy as an Outreach Specialist and lead internal comms, partnerships, and statewide engagement. Apply: calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
Stay current with the latest privacy tools, tips, and news! The first CalPrivacy Quarterly newsletter will be hitting inboxes next month. Sign up today and stay informed on ways to help keep your personal information safe. Visit privacy.ca.gov/subscribe
Great news! @CAgovernor. Newsom has signed the Expanding Privacy Rights Act (SB 923, @JoshBeckerSV ). This CalPrivacy-sponsored bill closes a loophole in the California Consumer Privacy Act’s right to delete and makes it easier for consumers to exercise their privacy rights. It goes into effect Jan. 1, 2027. privacy.ca.gov/2026/09/calif…
Governor Newsom also signed AB 883 (@RepLowenthal ), which improves privacy for elected officials & judges.
CalPrivacy is hiring a Deputy Director of Administration to lead operations for and drive impact across finance, contracts, operations, and HR. Bring your expertise to shape the systems that power our mission. Apply: calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
Now that you know what counts as personal info, take the next step. CalPrivacy has quick, easy tips whether you want to submit a DROP request, turn on an opt‑out signal, or secure your phone.
Start here: privacy.ca.gov/tips
Not all data about you is considered personal information for example public information anyone can look up like court records and public social media posts. Understanding this can help navigate your privacy rights. Learn more: privacy.ca.gov/what-is-perso…
