California AB 566 California Opt Me Out Act and universal browser opt-out preference signals

California’s AB 566: What Ecommerce Businesses Need to Know About Universal Opt-Out Signals

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 18, 2025

California AB 566, known as the "California Opt Me Out Act," has recently cleared the state Legislature and is poised for Governor Newsom’s signature. This bill, if signed into law, will require internet browsers to integrate a consumer-configurable opt-out signal, fundamentally changing the landscape of data sharing and consumer privacy for businesses operating online. This signal will communicate a consumer's choice to opt out of the sale and sharing of their personal information to businesses they interact with through the browser.…

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Multi-State Privacy Sweep Targets Ecommerce Brands on Global Privacy Control Compliance

Multi-State Privacy Sweep Targets Ecommerce Brands on Global Privacy Control Compliance

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

September 17, 2025

Last week, California Attorney General Rob Bonta, alongside the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and the Attorneys General of Colorado and Connecticut, announced a joint investigative sweep focused on enforcing consumers' right to opt out of the sale and sharing of their personal information. This joint investigative sweep targets businesses that may be failing to honor consumer requests to opt out of the sale of personal information. A central focus of this initiative is compliance with the Global Privacy Control (GPC).…

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EIA Files Comments over Proposed Changes to the New Jersey Data Protection Act that Could Impact Ecommerce Brands Nationwide

EIA Files Comments over Proposed Changes to the New Jersey Data Protection Act that Could Impact Ecommerce Brands Nationwide

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

August 4, 2025

The EIA has submitted our comprehensive comments on proposed New Jersey privacy rules. As we highlighted previously, the proposed new privacy regulations, released on June 2, 2025, appear to go "significantly beyond" the existing NJDPA and introduce requirements that diverge substantially from other comprehensive state privacy laws. Our comments emphasize that these proposed rules raise significant concerns for ecommerce brands nationwide, particularly for smaller businesses operating across state lines.…

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Senate Bill 332, New Jersey Data Protection Act (NJDPA)

Why New Jersey’s New Privacy Rules Should Worry Ecommerce Brands Nationwide

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

July 25, 2025

EIA is issuing an alert about significant new privacy regulations proposed by New Jersey that could impact ecommerce businesses across the US. On June 2nd the New Jersey Office of Consumer Protection released new proposed privacy and compliance regulations that go significantly beyond the existing New Jersey Data Privacy Act (NJDPA) that is already in effect. These compliance regulations, if adopted, will apply to every business that operates in OR targets New Jersey residents.…

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California SB 690 Passes Senate with Strong Bipartisan Support image of wiretapping

California SB 690 Passes Senate with Strong Bipartisan Support

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

June 4, 2025

We're pleased to report a significant development regarding California SB 690, a bill addressing the surge of lawsuits impacting online businesses under the California Invasion of Privacy Act (CIPA). On June 3, 2025, California Senate Bill 690, authored by Senator Caballero, successfully passed the Senate Floor with an overwhelming 35-0 vote. This crucial step moves the bill, which EIA has supported, forward in the legislative process.…

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California SB 690 Advances Following Senate Public Safety Committee Hearing - EIA Continues Advocacy for Ecommerce Businesses

California SB 690 Advances Following Senate Public Safety Committee Hearing – EIA Continues Advocacy for Ecommerce Businesses

Ecommerce Innovation Alliance

April 30, 2025

We are pleased to report that California SB 690 received a favorable unanimous vote during a California Senate Public Safety Committee hearing held on April 29th.  The hearing represented a vital step in advancing SB 690. The EIA was present, represented by a member company, voicing strong support for the bill. The committee heard testimony from both supporters and opponents, underscoring the significance and complexity of this issue for California businesses and consumers.…

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