Notion provides a dedicated privacy notice for California residents, which outlines rights under California privacy law including the ability to know, delete, and opt out of certain data practices.
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The provision establishes Notion's structural compliance mechanism for California-specific privacy obligations by creating a distinct notice separate from the general privacy policy. This approach allows Notion to address state-mandated disclosures regarding consumer rights, data sale practices, and opt-out mechanisms required under CCPA/CPRA frameworks.
Interpretive note: The specific data categories, sharing practices, and opt-out mechanisms are disclosed in the full California Privacy Notice rather than this index page; the adequacy of those disclosures requires review of the linked document.
Removal of CCPA-specific notice suggests consolidation into unified Privacy Policy, potentially reducing California consumers' access to state-specific data rights disclosures.
View full change record →California residents using Notion can exercise enhanced privacy rights under California law, including requesting deletion of their personal information and opting out of data sharing; these rights are detailed in Notion's California Privacy Notice linked from this page.
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"California Privacy NoticeExcerpt from Notion's Terms of Service
REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: The California Privacy Notice engages the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act (CPRA), enforced by the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) and the California Attorney General.
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The provision establishes Notion's structural compliance mechanism for California-specific privacy obligations by creating a distinct notice separate from the general privacy policy. This approach allows Notion to address state-mandated disclosures regarding consumer rights, data sale practices, and opt-out mechanisms required under CCPA/CPRA frameworks.
California residents using Notion can exercise enhanced privacy rights under California law, including requesting deletion of their personal information and opting out of data sharing; these rights are detailed in Notion's California Privacy Notice linked from this page.
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