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California SB 361 (2025) — Data Broker Disclosure of Sharing With Generative AI Developers

California · Cal. Civ. Code 1798.99.82 (SB 361, 2025)

This law expands what data brokers must reveal when they register each year with the California Privacy Protection Agency. Among the new disclosures, brokers must state whether, during the prior year, they sold or shared consumers' personal information with developers of generative AI systems. The aim is to give the public and regulators visibility into how personal data flows into AI training and development.

Technical detail

SB 361 amends Cal. Civ. Code 1798.99.82 to expand mandatory data broker registration disclosures to the CPPA, including whether the broker sold or shared consumers' personal information with developers of generative AI systems in the preceding year.

Who is protected: California consumers whose personal information is collected and traded by data brokers.

Who must comply: Data brokers required to register with the California Privacy Protection Agency.

Key facts

JurisdictionCalifornia
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2026-01-01
Enacted2025-10-08
CitationCal. Civ. Code 1798.99.82 (SB 361, 2025)
Enforced byCalifornia Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA).
Private right of actionNo — agency enforcement only
PenaltiesFailure to register can result in an administrative fine of up to $200 per day of noncompliance, plus fees due and the CPPA's enforcement costs.
Topicsconsumer data privacy · AI disclosure and transparency
Last verified2026-06-16
Official sourceSB-361 Data brokers: data collection and deletion ↗

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