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The Colorado Privacy Act (CPA) of 2021 has introduced new data privacy laws in the US, requiring businesses to make operational changes to comply. These changes include providing transparent privacy notices, conducting data mapping and consent management. The CPA also requires data protection assessments for sensitive data and high-risk processing, and businesses must appoint a Data Protection Officer (DPO) in certain cases. Additionally, non-compliance penalties and operational costs are potential risks. To comply with the CPA, businesses must proactively implement operational changes, conduct data protection assessments, and maintain consumer trust in a data-driven world.
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