Strategic Goals and Mechanisms of the GDPR and CCPA
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Comparative analysis of GDPR and CCPA that pinpoints concrete rules and enforcement outcomes: CCPA allows financial inducements with limits and forces firms to disclose how they value data, includes probabilistic identifiers in the definition of personal data, and preserves a private right of action for breaches (but only for unauthorized access/exfiltration after a 30‑day cure notice); GDPR flips the default so processing needs a legal basis and installs a legitimate interest balancing test, plus stricter consent standards that cripple broad tracking-based business models.
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chapters (15)
- 0:00Start
- 1:04California Consumer Privacy Act
- 4:53Hiding the Privacy Impacts
- 14:23Amendments to the Ccpa
- 14:49Household Identifiers
- 18:38Failure To Implement Reasonable Security Procedures
- 24:56Legitimate Interest
- 26:59Access Rights
- 36:21What Is the Duration of Your Consent
- 42:08What Is Risk
- 43:41Security
- 44:30Security Breach Notification
- 45:09What Is Considered High Risk
- 47:25Focus on Enforcement
- 48:08Identifiability
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