On July 12, 2023, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced that his office has sent out a series of letters to businesses letting them know that it is beginning enforcement of the Colorado Privacy Act. The state’s privacy law officially went into effect on July 1.
“These letters will help make businesses aware of the law and direct them to educational resources to help them comply,” said Weiser. “And, if we become aware of organizations that are flouting the law or refusing to comply with it, we are prepared to act.”
The letters have also identified two areas of compliance that the Attorney General’s Office will be paying particular attention to:
While Colorado may not have a dedicated agency focused exclusively on data privacy—like California’s Privacy Protection Agency—the state has been sending signals that it intends to take enforcement seriously. It has already finalized regulations that go into great detail about compliance requirements such as universal opt-outs, data protection assessments, and purpose limitation. This new round of letters reinforces the perception that the Attorney General has privacy on his mind.
With the patchwork of state privacy laws growing rapidly, compliance is becoming more complicated to manage, especially for businesses without in-house privacy experts.
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