Privacy regime coverage — found from sitemap — CookieFirst

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• Platform capabilities Report an error

  “The CookieFirst platform offers third-party script and consent management, statistics, periodic cookie scans, automated cookie declaration, banner customization, multiple language options, and more.”

• Trial Report an error

  “Take a 2 week free trial for our paid plans or create a free account”

• Compliance regimes Report an error

  “Offer our GDPR, LGPD and CCPA compliance services to your customers and set your own pricing.”

• Reseller commission Report an error

  “Earn 30% commission, take a look at our reseller model or contact us for numbers larger than 500 clients”

• Regions regulations Report an error

  “GDPR (Europe) ePrivacy Regulation (Europe) CCPA (US) LGPD (Brazil) PIPEDA & CPPA (Canada) Quebec Law 25 (Canada) PDPA (Thailand)”

• Google consent mode Report an error

  “Google Consent Mode Plugins / Integrations”

• Operating entity Report an error

  “© 2026 Digital Data Solutions BV, an iubenda company. All rights reserved.”

• Cpra effective date Report an error

  “January 1st, 2023: The California Privacy Rights Act officially comes into effect and replaces the CCPA.”

• Cpra enforcement date Report an error

  “July 1st, 2023: The CPRA becomes fully enforceable in the State of California, subjecting all businesses that meet its eligibility thresholds to fines for non-compliance.”

• Cpra new rights Report an error

  “The biggest update of the CPRA was the addition of two new entitlements for California consumers: the right to correct inaccurate personal information and the right to limit the use and disclosure of sensitive personal information.”

• Cpra notice period eliminated Report an error

  “with the CPRA, that 30-day notice period is no more. Companies are now subject to the punishments of non-compliance in every case, regardless of whether it’s remediated or not.”

• Cpra threshold Report an error

  “an organization must now have to do business with at least 100,000 California residents to be subject to its rules and fines.”

• Cpra revenue threshold Report an error

  “Bringing in an annual global revenue of $25 million US dollars or more.”

• Cpra fines Report an error

  “Up to $2,500 per violation 7,500 for violations that are intentional or involve children”

• Cpra enforcement body Report an error

  “The CPRA is enforced by the California Attorney General’s office, although it allows for private individuals to bring lawsuits in some circumstances.”

• Cpra lookback period Report an error

  “the government also included a look-back period of twelve months from the date of the law’s implementation. It subjects any qualifying information collected online to the information request rights provided to consumers under the CPRA.”

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