US STATE PRIVACY LAWS · 20+ ACTIVE

State privacy laws: 20+ active statutes. 19+ more pending.

Virginia, Colorado, Connecticut, Texas, Montana and more: US state privacy laws create multi-state exposure that maps to where your data subjects are.

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STATE FINDING · F-0231your-company.com
Universal opt-out⚠ Missing
Consumer rights honored⚠ No
States triggered✓ 6
ExposureMulti-state
SeverityHigh
REGULATION GUIDE

US state privacy laws: which apply, and why they’re harder than GDPR.

25+ US states have enacted or are passing consumer privacy laws. There’s no single standard: each state sets its own applicability thresholds and rules.

Why harder than GDPR?
No single standard. Each state sets its own thresholds, definitions, and consumer rights; compliance is jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction.
Which states are active?
California (CPRA), Virginia (CDPA), Colorado (CPA), Connecticut, Texas, Montana, and more: 20+ active today.
What Privaini detects
Consent failures, opt-out violations, and data-rights gaps, jurisdiction-mapped from the outside.

Who faces state privacy law exposure.

Enterprises
Multi-state data subjects create multi-state exposure.
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M&A Advisors
Target’s state exposure maps to data-subject locations.
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Brokers
Client state-law compliance observable before renewal.
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Risk Advisors
Assess any client across all 20+ active state laws from a domain.
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Every finding is jurisdiction-mapped to the applicable state statutes, timestamped and reproducible.

Your exposure is already visible.
See it before they do.

From your domain name to statute-mapped findings.

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No generic alerts · No installation · Domain name only · Statute-mapped findings

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