Understand the latest US state privacy laws in seconds

Nineteen U.S. states have enacted comprehensive data privacy laws, imposing new obligations on companies that collect, process, or store consumer data, while also granting new data rights to state residents.

If your company does business in or markets to residents of these states, it's crucial to understand and comply with these evolving laws to avoid significant fines and penalties.

Stay informed with our latest content release: a skimmable, searchable spreadsheet that breaks down the key differences across all 19 state privacy laws, including the:

• California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA as amended by the CPRA)
• Colorado Privacy Act
• Connecticut Data Privacy Act
• Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act
• Indiana Consumer Data Protection Act
• Iowa Consumer Data Protection Act
• Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act
• Maryland Online Data Privacy Act
• Minnesota Consumer Data Privacy Act
• Montana Consumer Data Privacy Act
• Nebraska Data Privacy Act
• New Hampshire Privacy Act
• New Jersey Privacy Act
• Oregon Consumer Data Privacy Act
• Rhode Island Data Transparency and Privacy Protection Act
• Tennessee Information Protection Act
• Texas Data Privacy and Security Act
• Utah Consumer Privacy Act
• Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act

Fill out the form above to get your copy of the US State Privacy Law Tracker. Be sure to check back regularly–we'll continue to update this resource as new laws pass!