Oregon. Comprehensive data protection. Act
OCPAOregon Consumer Privacy Act (ORS 646A.570 et seq.)
In force
Partly verified
Medium confidence.HB 2008 details from established knowledge.
§1Summary
- Synopsis
Virginia-style law that also covers non-profits and gives consumers the right to obtain a list of the specific third parties to which their data was disclosed.
- Key themes
- Unique features
Right to a list of specific third-party recipients; outright sale bans for precise geolocation and under-16 data.
- SaaS relevance
Applies at 100,000 Oregon consumers, or 25,000 with 25%+ revenue from sales.
§2Obligations
- Extraterritorial
- Yes
- Breach notification
- See ORS 646A.604 (separate statute)
- DPO
- No
- Cross-border transfers
- None
- Maximum penalty
- $7,500 per violation
§3Dates
- Key dates
- Adopted
- In force
- Non-profits covered from 2025-07-01; cure period expired 2026-01-01; HB 2008 (2025) bans sale of precise geolocation and data of under-16s; auto-maker amendment 2025.
§4Text and authority
- Text
- Authoritative text olis.oregonlegislature.gov
- Authority
- Oregon Department of Justice (Attorney General)
§5Where it applies
- Domestic law of
- Oregon
§6Sources and verification
- Verification
Medium confidence.
Partly verified
Medium confidence.HB 2008 details from established knowledge.