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ZoomInfo, Data Privacy, and You

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Read: Guide to GDPR and FAQs CCPA – Based in California, CCPA states how businesses can use personal information while individuals have their privacy. Read: Beginners Guide to CCPA CPRA – California has also recently passed the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), which expands on business regulations outlined in CCPA.

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How ZoomInfo Gets Data: Top Privacy Misconceptions Debunked

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ZoomInfo’s governance framework aligns with the regulations in our major markets, including the GDPR and CCPA, and we are ISO 27701 certified. Data FAQ: The CCPA and GDPR require consent for data processing. Answer: It is a common misconception that consent is needed to process data under the GDPR and the CCPA. Answer: No.

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HubSpot’s June 2023 releases: The manager’s guide

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If you use a quote signature tool outside of HubSpot’s e-signatures, you can now report and filter on deal stages more accurately by manually changing the quote status to ‘Signed.’ It required using HubSpot’s e-signature tool. Previously, API limitations prevented tracking. Previously, this status was not editable.

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How ZoomInfo’s Community Edition Promotes Fairness, Protects Data

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CE users run an application in their own environment that identifies, filters, and extracts the business-related information in their email contact list, email headers, and email signature blocks, and shares that data — and only that data — with ZoomInfo.

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The California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA): Are You Ready for CCPA 2.0?

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In May 2020, the privacy advocacy group Californians for Consumer Privacy announced they had collected 900,000 signatures to add the California Privacy Rights Act (also known as CPRA, CCPA 2.0, The act is meant to revise and succeed the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) , once it goes into effect on January 1, 2023.

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What SaaS Companies Need to Know About the CCPA

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The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (CCPA) was enacted in June 2018 with the fundamental goal to protect consumers’ personal data by regulating and enforcing business compliance regarding collection and use of that information. The CCPA guarantees consumer rights to request information, delete information, and opt out.

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Privacy Experience: When and Why We Give Up Our Data

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Business-to-business vendors can cull this info from LinkedIn profiles, email signature lines, and traditional business cards. Akamai’s survey didn’t address what might be among the least sensitive data: professional information about individuals, such as job title or corporate email address. Stone co-authored the law.

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