That’s an FAQ for consumers. It’s not legally binding.
>These FAQs provide general consumer information about the CCPA and how you can exercise your rights under the CCPA. They are not legal advice, regulatory guidance, or an opinion of the Attorney General. We will update this information periodically.
I understand that someone can do cursory research and be overly confident in their understanding of a law that spans 46 pages. I hope you can understand that people can be underconfident in their understanding of a law that spans 46 pages, is bound by the entirety of a state’s statutes and case law, and feel overwhelmed by someone asking for a response on their compliance with said law. Regardless of what their interpretation of the original email should or shouldn’t be.
>It's more like if I tell you I'll sue you for murder, high treason and collusion with the Martian invasion, is it really a legal threat? There's literally no legal way for me to sue anybody like that.
Comparing a reasonable fear that one may not be in compliance with a complex legal system to something absurd does not invalidate that fear.
>These FAQs provide general consumer information about the CCPA and how you can exercise your rights under the CCPA. They are not legal advice, regulatory guidance, or an opinion of the Attorney General. We will update this information periodically.
I understand that someone can do cursory research and be overly confident in their understanding of a law that spans 46 pages. I hope you can understand that people can be underconfident in their understanding of a law that spans 46 pages, is bound by the entirety of a state’s statutes and case law, and feel overwhelmed by someone asking for a response on their compliance with said law. Regardless of what their interpretation of the original email should or shouldn’t be.
>It's more like if I tell you I'll sue you for murder, high treason and collusion with the Martian invasion, is it really a legal threat? There's literally no legal way for me to sue anybody like that.
Comparing a reasonable fear that one may not be in compliance with a complex legal system to something absurd does not invalidate that fear.