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CalPrivacy is showing up at LA Pride Village Festival🌈
Come find our DROP table and learn how to protect your data, your rights, and your community.
📅 Sunday, June 14
⏰ 12:30–8:30 p.m.
See you there!
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Good news: you only have to ask once! After you submit a deletion request, data brokers are required to delete your personal information and maintain that request indefinitely. No need to come back or repeat the process. You're truly one and done. privacy.ca.gov/drop/
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We are looking forward to participating this this Senior Scam Stoppers Event this Saturday! @asmlizortega instagram.com/p/DZDbrgfvQY6/…
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We're hiring an Attorney/Attorney III to join our Enforcement team! Handle complex admin litigation, lead investigations, and protect Californians' data protection rights. Pending budget approval. Apply by July 6 calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
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We're hiring an Analyst to join our Enforcement Division. You’ll lead our complaints intake process, support investigations, manage evidence, and help protect Californians’ privacy rights. Apply by June 19 calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
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CalPrivacy will host webinars on June 11 and June 18 for data brokers preparing to integrate with DROP for deletion request processing. Participants must register to attend and are encouraged to submit questions in advance.
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Link to register for the June 11 webinar: cppa-ca-gov.zoom.us/webinar/…
Link to register for the June 18 webinar: cppa-ca-gov.zoom.us/webinar/…
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CA grad students in tech policy & research: The nation's first dedicated consumer privacy regulator is hiring!
Become a part-time, paid Research Technologist with CalPrivacy —remote role advising on a broad range of tech issues.
Apply by 6/30: secure10.saashr.com/ta/61588…
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This month, CalPrivacy lets you know the signs that a website may not be honoring your privacy — like missing privacy policies, dark patterns, or ignored opt‑out signals.
Read our latest blog to learn how to spot these issues and protect your data: privacy.ca.gov/2026/06/natio…
ALT Internet Safety Month - An illustration of a woman interacting with files, usernames, and adjusting her privacy on a light blue background.
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CalPrivacy joined 18 AGs & state agencies to oppose the SECURE Data Act, a bill that seeks to remove existing state privacy laws & block new ones. Millions could end up less protected. We’re urging Congress – let states protect their residents: privacy.ca.gov/2026/06/the-c…
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Want to work on the cutting edge of privacy? We’re hiring a Senior Technical Delivery Lead to help scale the Delete Request and Opt-out Platform. Bring your tech skills to help make privacy more real for millions of Californians.
Apply by 6/11: calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
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300K sign-ups and counting!
With deletion processing starting Aug 1, Californians are taking control of their data like never before.
Learn more: privacy.ca.gov/2026/06/priva…
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CalPrivacy is hiring a Senior Business Operations Analyst to lead complex IT and non‑IT contracting, procurement, and policy work supporting CalPrivacy’s mission. Apply by 6/12 calcareers.ca.gov/CalHrPubli…
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We have extended application deadlines for two CalPrivacy career opportunities. We’re hiring a DROP Support Manager and a Senior Privacy Auditor to help strengthen privacy for Californians. Apply now and join our mission‑driven team. Apply: privacy.ca.gov/about-us/care…
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A bipartisan congressional letter revealed that commercial location data was used in Operation Epic Fury to target U.S. service members. It urges DoD to work with CalPrivacy & tools like DROP. California stands ready to help protect those who serve. Learn more: wyden.senate.gov/news/press-…
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SB 923, the Expanding Privacy Rights Act, sponsored by CalPrivacy and authored by @SenJoshBecker, has passed the CA Senate. It would strengthen Californians’ right to delete personal data, including information bought from data brokers. Next stop: the Assembly. Learn more: privacy.ca.gov/2026/01/calpr…
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