Sephora Fined in California Over Consumer Privacy Laws
25 August 2022 - 4:43AM
Dow Jones News
By Kim Nash
Cosmetics retailer Sephora Inc. must pay $1.2 million in
penalities to California for failing to comply with the state's
consumer privacy laws.
Sephora failed to disclose to consumers that it was collecting
and selling their personal information and failed to process
opt-out requests made by individuals through software or a web
browser tool, said Attorney General Rob Bonta.
This is the first enforcement action of the California Consumer
Protection Act, putting companies on notice that they must "protect
consumer data, honor their privacy rights," Mr. Bonta said. "It's
really quite simple."
Sephora, after being notified by Mr. Bonta's office of CCPA
violations, didn't make corrections within the 30-day cure period
allowed by the law, he said.
Write to Kim Nash at kim.nash@wsj.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
August 24, 2022 14:28 ET (18:28 GMT)
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