California Opt Me Out Act requires browsers to include an opt-out preference signal.
The California Opt Me Out Act adds Section 1798.136 to the Civil Code, requiring businesses to include a setting in browsers that enables consumers to send an opt-out preference signal. This signal communicates the consumer's choice to opt out of the sale and sharing of their personal information. The setting must be easy for a reasonable person to locate and configure. Businesses must also clearly explain how the opt-out preference signal works and the types of personal information it applies to.
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