On March 10, 2022, the California Attorney General issued an Opinion letter in response to an inquiry from Assemblymember Kevin Kiley:
QUESTION PRESENTED AND CONCLUSION
Under the California Consumer Privacy Act, does a consumer’s right to know the
specific pieces of personal information that a business has collected about that consumer
apply to internally generated inferences the business holds about the consumer from
either internal or external information sources?Yes, under the California Consumer Privacy Act, a consumer has the right to
know internally generated inferences about that consumer, unless a business can
demonstrate that a statutory exception to the Act applies.