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Under the CCPA, consumers have a right to obtain access to personal information collected about them by businesses. However, the CCPA provides that certain sensitive personal information should not be disclosed to the consumers as there is always a risk of unauthorized disclosure. Rather, businesses must inform consumers that they collect the type of information without disclosing the information itself.
In response to a request to know specific personal information, your business must not disclose certain sensitive information to the consumer.
Second Modified Proposed CCPA Regs. §999.313(c)(4)
request to know a consumer’s Social Security number, driver’s license number or other government-issued identification number, financial account number, any health insurance or medical identification number, an account password, security questions and answers, or unique biometric data generated from measurements or technical analysis of human characteristics. The business shall, however, inform the consumer with sufficient particularity that it has collected the type of information. For example, a business shall respond that it collects “unique biometric data including a fingerprint scan” without disclosing the actual fingerprint scan data.
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Clarip’s platform has built-in scan redaction rules that will redact sensitive data, as required by the regulations.
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