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Does the CCPA/CPRA apply to businesses outside of California?

Does the CCPA/CPRA apply to businesses outside of California?

Yes, if the businesses collect or sell personal information from residents of the state of California. It doesn't matter where the business is located, but rather where the data subject is located.

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