Alabama Personal Data Protection Act
Alabama Attorney General
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This specialist state privacy law applies to a defined data type, business model or processing activity. It should be layered over any applicable comprehensive state and federal laws.
Effective status: Current regulations effective January 1, 2026; DROP processing began August 1, 2026
Citation: Cal. Civ. Code ss. 1798.99.80 et seq.; Cal. Code Regs., Title 11, Division 6
Source basis: Current California Civil Code, effective CPPA Delete Act regulations and official CPPA DROP instructions.
The Delete Act applies to businesses meeting the California data broker definition by knowingly collecting and selling personal information of consumers with whom the business lacks a direct relationship, subject to statutory exclusions.
Register annually through DROP, pay the current fee, make required disclosures, create and maintain a DROP account, access DROP at least once every 45 days beginning August 1, 2026, process matched deletion and opt-out requests, report status and keep data deleted unless an exception applies.
Data brokers operating in 2026 must follow current CPPA regulations and system instructions. Independent audits begin on the statutory schedule, and proposed audit regulations must not be treated as final until adopted.
The California Privacy Protection Agency administers and enforces the registry and Delete Act alongside other available statutory remedies and penalties.
Inventory the covered data and processing separately, obtain the exact notice, consent or authorization required, control vendors and disclosures, and retain evidence against the current official text.
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