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Display a cookie consent banner
Under CPA legislation, a cookie banner is mandatory for companies with a revenue of $25 million or more, or that process the data of over 100,000 or 25% revenue coming of Colorado residents.
With AdOpt cookie banner you can:
Ensure legal compliance with CPA regulation.
Display a cookie banner so users can provide opt-in consent.
Show a consent revisit widget for users to withdraw consent.
Automatic Scanner
It is important to identify all services used by the website. The AdOpt scan can discover all cookies and scripts, ensuring you avoid any unexpected tracker.
With AdOpt you can:
Categorize all scripts automatically.
Schedule weekly reports by email.
Scan for cookies even in logged-in areas of your website.
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If your business is not solely focused on Colorado residents, your cookie banner should automatically comply with all states and global regulations.
The AdOpt cookie banner:
Understands your user's language and adjusts the cookie banner accordingly.
Automatically adjusts to the applicable regulation based on the geolocation of your website user.
Automatic updates for all regulations worldwide.
We are ready for Global Privacy Control (GPC)
Our banner automatically responds to users' GPC signals and treats data accordingly.
Learn more about CPA compliance
What is CPA?
The Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) is a comprehensive privacy law designed to protect the personal data of Colorado residents. It establishes rights for consumers over their personal data and sets obligations for businesses on how they handle this data. The CPA came into effect on July 1, 2024.
Who does CPA apply to?
The CPA applies to businesses that collect personal data from at least 100,000 Colorado residents annually, or from 25,000 residents while deriving revenue from selling that data. Exemptions include data covered by federal laws such as HIPAA and entities like air carriers and higher education institutions.
What about user rights in CPA?
Under the CPA, consumers have the right to access, correct, delete, and obtain copies of their personal data. They can also opt out of the sale of their data, targeted advertising, and profiling. Consent is required for processing sensitive data, which includes information like racial or ethnic origin and health data.
What is the penalty for CPA non-compliance?
Non-compliance with the CPA can result in penalties of up to $20,000 per violation, enforced by the Colorado Attorney General's office. Businesses have a 60-day cure period to address violations before penalties are applied.
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The Colorado CPA is a state law granting Colorado residents specific rights over their personal data, similar to regulations under GDPR. It imposes obligations on businesses handling this data, including requirements for data protection and consumer privacy.
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