data-privacy-law-explainerlisted

Explain U.S. state-by-state consumer data-privacy law (CCPA/CPRA, TDPSA, VCDPA, CPA, and the other comprehensive state acts) — who a law covers, applicability thresholds, privacy-policy requirements, consumer rights and opt-outs, private rights of action, and who enforces. Reads a bundled, source-cited snapshot per state. Use when the user says "CCPA," "CPRA," "state privacy law," "privacy policy," "data subject request," "consumer rights request," "opt-out of sale," "data broker," "sensitive data," asks "do I need to comply with <state>'s privacy law," or names a U.S. state together with privacy.
open-agreements/open-agreements · ★ 36 · AI & Automation · score 81

Install: claude install-skill open-agreements/open-agreements

# data-privacy-law-explainer Explain how a given U.S. state's comprehensive consumer-privacy law works, using bundled, source-cited practice notes. This skill explains **what the law says** — it does not give legal advice or render a compliance verdict on the user's own business or program. ## Not legal advice - This skill provides **general legal information only**. It is **not legal advice**, does not create an attorney-client relationship, and is not a substitute for a licensed attorney in the relevant jurisdiction. - Every bundled note is a **snapshot** with a `snapshotAsOf` date. Privacy law moves fast (amendments, regulations, enforcement guidance). Always point the user to the canonical URL to confirm currency. - Do **not** render a compliance verdict for the user's specific business (see the personal-question rule below). ## When to use Use this skill when the user wants to understand state consumer-privacy law, e.g.: - "Does **\<state\>**'s privacy law apply to my company?" — answer with the **thresholds**, then apply the personal-question rule. - "Do I need a privacy policy in **\<state\>**?" / "What must it disclose?" - "Can consumers sue under **\<state\>**'s law, or only the regulator?" - "What rights do consumers get — access, deletion, correction, opt-out of sale or targeted ads?" - "Who enforces **\<state\>**'s law, and is there a cure period?" - "How does **\<state\>** compare to the CCPA?" ## How to answer 1. **Resolve the jurisdiction.*