North Carolina Consumer Privacy Act protects personal data of residents.

The North Carolina Consumer Privacy Act establishes rights for consumers regarding their personal data, including the right to access, delete, and opt out of data sales. Controllers must provide clear privacy notices and implement data security practices. The Act allows for exceptions for certain data uses and preempts local regulations. The Attorney General enforces the Act, with a dedicated Consumer Privacy Account for enforcement funds. The Act does not allow private lawsuits but permits the Attorney General to seek damages and penalties for violations.

North Carolina Consumer Privacy Act protects personal data of residents.

The North Carolina Consumer Privacy Act establishes rights for consumers regarding their personal data, including the right to access, delete, and opt out of data sales. Controllers must provide clear privacy notices and implement data security practices. The Act allows for exceptions for certain data uses and preempts local regulations. The Attorney General enforces the Act, with a dedicated Consumer Privacy Account for enforcement funds. The Act does not allow private lawsuits but permits the Attorney General to seek damages and penalties for violations.