California: Speak Out for the Right to Take Companies That Violate Your Privacy to Court If a company disclosed information about your cable subscription without your permission, you already have the legal right to take them to court. Why should it be any different if a company ignores your requests about how to treat some of your most private information—where you go, where you live, or who you are? 94 percent of Californians agree they should be able to take companies that violate their privacy to court . S.B. 561, authored by Sen. Hannah-Beth Jackson and sponsored by the Attorney General , would allow individuals to stand up to the big companies that abuse their information and invade their privacy. Take Action California: Tell The Senate to Empower You To Stand Up For Your Privacy This bill is the only one in the California legislature today to strengthen enforcement of the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), an important privacy law passed last year and slated to g...