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All 6 U.S. state privacy laws compared

There are now six (and counting) U.S. state privacy laws: California, Virginia, Connecticut, Utah, Colorado and Iowa. All existing U.S. state comprehensive privacy laws require companies to have a privacy policy that provides detailed notice of privacy practices and rights, as well as to implement reasonable security measures. But how else do they align and differ? Use this chart as your at-a-glance resource to stack up each state law against the others.


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