You are conflating SB362 (2023) and AB3048 (2024), and apparently misinforming several people in these comments and retweets along the way.
June 17, 2025 at 12:42 AM
You are conflating SB362 (2023) and AB3048 (2024), and apparently misinforming several people in these comments and retweets along the way.
The CPPA is developing such a platform: cppa.ca.gov/regulations/
AB3048, the opt out preference signal law, was vetoed after mobile OS claimed they could not operationalize such signals on mobile. Several browsers/extensions can do what you describe: globalprivacycontrol.org/GPC_for_User...
AB3048, the opt out preference signal law, was vetoed after mobile OS claimed they could not operationalize such signals on mobile. Several browsers/extensions can do what you describe: globalprivacycontrol.org/GPC_for_User...
Law & Regulations - California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA)
cppa.ca.gov
June 17, 2025 at 12:29 AM
The CPPA is developing such a platform: cppa.ca.gov/regulations/
AB3048, the opt out preference signal law, was vetoed after mobile OS claimed they could not operationalize such signals on mobile. Several browsers/extensions can do what you describe: globalprivacycontrol.org/GPC_for_User...
AB3048, the opt out preference signal law, was vetoed after mobile OS claimed they could not operationalize such signals on mobile. Several browsers/extensions can do what you describe: globalprivacycontrol.org/GPC_for_User...
AB3048 had nothing to do with data brokers. Newsom signed the California Delete Act in 2023 which did, in fact, give consumers the ability to request that all registered data brokers delete their personal information via a centralized, one-stop shop.
June 17, 2025 at 12:22 AM
AB3048 had nothing to do with data brokers. Newsom signed the California Delete Act in 2023 which did, in fact, give consumers the ability to request that all registered data brokers delete their personal information via a centralized, one-stop shop.
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones: Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026. #California #AB3048 #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #CyberSecurity
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones
Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026.
ppc.land
December 25, 2024 at 5:13 PM
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones: Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026. #California #AB3048 #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #CyberSecurity
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones: Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026. #California #AB3048 #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #CyberSecurity
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones
Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026.
ppc.land
December 25, 2024 at 5:13 PM
California's AB 3048: New law mandates privacy opt-out in Browsers and Phones: Assembly Bill 3048 requires web browsers and mobile OS to include easy opt-out settings for data sharing by 2026. #California #AB3048 #PrivacyLaw #DataProtection #CyberSecurity
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048: Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy #California #PrivacyBill #GovernorNewsom #AB3048 #DataPrivacy
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048
Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy
ppc.land
December 25, 2024 at 4:08 PM
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048: Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy #California #PrivacyBill #GovernorNewsom #AB3048 #DataPrivacy
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048: Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy #California #PrivacyBill #GovernorNewsom #AB3048 #DataPrivacy
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048
Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy
ppc.land
December 25, 2024 at 4:08 PM
California Governor vetoes privacy bill AB 3048: Governor Newsom rejects legislation mandating opt-out settings in browsers and mobile OS, emphasizing existing options and developer autonomy #California #PrivacyBill #GovernorNewsom #AB3048 #DataPrivacy
Mactaggart had some very choice words for industry anti-AB3048 "FUD" on Friday. You'll be able to read all about it in The Patchwork Dispatch!
November 11, 2024 at 11:05 PM
Mactaggart had some very choice words for industry anti-AB3048 "FUD" on Friday. You'll be able to read all about it in The Patchwork Dispatch!
Gavin Newsom vetoes AB3048 (browsers must be able to send data opt out signals, a well specified tech) saying “it's best if design Qs are first addressed by developers, rather than by regulators.”
Same bloke, same day signs in AB2273 which requires totally unproven age estimation technology.
Same bloke, same day signs in AB2273 which requires totally unproven age estimation technology.
September 21, 2024 at 5:50 AM
Gavin Newsom vetoes AB3048 (browsers must be able to send data opt out signals, a well specified tech) saying “it's best if design Qs are first addressed by developers, rather than by regulators.”
Same bloke, same day signs in AB2273 which requires totally unproven age estimation technology.
Same bloke, same day signs in AB2273 which requires totally unproven age estimation technology.
News to me that adtech trades think anyone deserve “meaningful privacy protections.”
Again, worthwhile to see where California comes down on AB3048, which would greatly expand the Global Privacy Control.
Again, worthwhile to see where California comes down on AB3048, which would greatly expand the Global Privacy Control.
September 18, 2024 at 2:48 AM
News to me that adtech trades think anyone deserve “meaningful privacy protections.”
Again, worthwhile to see where California comes down on AB3048, which would greatly expand the Global Privacy Control.
Again, worthwhile to see where California comes down on AB3048, which would greatly expand the Global Privacy Control.
California’s #AB3048 would require your web browser offer a simple opt-out signal like @globalprivctrl, and as with DNT, industry groups seem to be insisting people declare their privacy preferences over and over and over again.
October 7, 2025 at 1:31 AM
California’s #AB3048 would require your web browser offer a simple opt-out signal like @globalprivctrl, and as with DNT, industry groups seem to be insisting people declare their privacy preferences over and over and over again.