California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA/CPRA, Cal. Civ. Code 1798.100)

California’s CCPA gives consumers broad privacy rights and requires opt-out links and Global Privacy Control support on covered business websites.

California Automatic Renewal Law (Bus. & Prof. Code 17600-17606)

California’s automatic renewal law requires clear consent, renewal reminders, and easy online cancellation for subscription businesses.

CalOPPA effectively requires a privacy policy on nearly every US business website that collects personal information from California residents.

COPPA requires parental consent and strict data practices for sites directed to children under 13, with amended FTC rules fully enforceable in 2026.

Section 508 requires accessible technology on federal projects, flowing WCAG requirements down to contractors and developers who sell to government.

Title III of the ADA requires business websites to be accessible to people with disabilities, with WCAG as the standard courts and regulators expect.