The always-up-to-date US state privacy law comparison chart

Updated May 11th 2022

Is it getting harder to keep track of state privacy laws, or is it just us? From the ever growing list of privacy bills coming out of state legislatures, there are five states that have so far enacted comprehensive data privacy laws: California, Virginia, Colorado, Utah, and Connecticut.

Utah joined the pack in March 2022 and Connecticut crossed the line in April. Other states are following closely behind. 

With each new law, comes the questions of how requirements and impacts to the digital advertising industry will differ. While the four states drew inspiration from each other and from the GDPR, there are crucial differences. We’re here to break it all down with side-by-side comparisons. 

Bookmark this page for an always-up-to-date overview of US state privacy laws, and how they compare. 

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