Common use of California Consumer Privacy Act Clause in Contracts

California Consumer Privacy Act. 10.1 To the extent that the CCPA applies, the Parties acknowledge that Customer is a Business and that Customer engages Supplier as a Service Provider. In accordance with the CCPA, Supplier shall: (a) neither sell Customer’s Personally Identifiable Information (“ PII”) nor collect, retain, disclose or use Customer’s PII for any purpose other than providing the Services; (b) implement and maintain appropriate measures to comply with a Consumer request to opt-out, access or erase Customer’s PII; and (c) ensure that any other Service Provider that it engages to provide the Services complies with the Agreement, this DPA and all Applicable Law.

California Consumer Privacy Act. 10.1 To the extent that the CCPA applies, the Parties acknowledge that Customer is a Business and that Customer engages Supplier as a Service Provider. In accordance with the CCPA, Supplier shall: (a) neither sell Customer’s Personally Identifiable Information (“ “PII”) nor collect, retain, disclose or use Customer’s PII for any purpose other than providing the Services; (b) implement and maintain appropriate measures to comply with a Consumer request to opt-out, access or erase Customer’s PII; and (c) ensure that any other Service Provider that it engages to provide the Services complies with the Agreement, this DPA and all Applicable Data Protection Law.