Stay Compliant Across Regions
Complimate AI supports major privacy regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and more—helping you meet global requirements with accurate policies, consent banners, and cookie disclosures.
Complimate AI supports major privacy regulations like GDPR, CCPA, and more—helping you meet global requirements with accurate policies, consent banners, and cookie disclosures.
Protects personal data of individuals in the EU. Requires businesses to obtain consent, be transparent, and safeguard data.
Grants California residents rights over their personal data, including access, deletion, and opt-out of sales. Applies to businesses collecting California consumer data.
Protects personal health information (PHI). Applies to health apps, services, and providers handling medical data.
Requires financial institutions to safeguard customer data and disclose information-sharing practices.
Protects the privacy of student education records in U.S. schools and universities.
Regulates online collection of personal data from children under 13. Applies to websites/services targeting kids.
Regulates privacy in electronic communications, especially cookies and marketing communications, within the EU.
EU regulation aiming to ensure trustworthy, safe, and transparent use of AI, especially for high-risk applications.
Addresses copyright infringement online, including takedown notices for unauthorized content.
Sets rules for commercial emails, including opt-out requirements and sender identification.
Prohibits operators of educational websites/apps from using student data for advertising and mandates data protection.
Gives legal validity to electronic signatures and records in commerce.
Allows the FTC to combat unfair or deceptive practices in online services, especially around privacy and security
Regulates how businesses handle product deliveries, refunds, and customer notifications for delays.
Standardizes consumer rights for online purchases in the EU.
Protects trademarks, branding, and false advertising claims in the U.S.
Gives Virginia residents rights to access, delete, and opt out of data processing. Applies to larger businesses.
Provides Colorado consumers control over their personal data.
Grants Connecticut residents rights over their personal data and imposes duties on covered businesses.
Requires businesses to disclose practices and allow opt-out of data sale for Utah customers.
Protects student data privacy in New York state educational institutions.
Regulates contracts between California schools and service providers to ensure privacy and security of student records.
Illinois law that protects the privacy and security of student data collected by online educational services.
Washington state law that safeguards personal health data by regulating its collection, sharing, and sale outside of traditional healthcare settings.
Massachusetts regulations that require businesses to protect personal information of state residents through specific data security standards.
Texas law that governs the privacy and security of medical records, aligning with and expanding upon HIPAA protections.
Texas law that regulates the collection, use, and storage of biometric identifiers such as fingerprints, voiceprints, and facial recognition data.
Illinois law that regulates the collection, use, and storage of biometric data such as fingerprints, facial scans, and voiceprints.
New York regulation that requires financial institutions and related entities to implement and maintain robust cybersecurity programs to protect sensitive data.
Massachusetts law that requires organizations to safeguard residents’ personal information through comprehensive data security programs and standards.
Nevada law that amends the state’s online privacy requirements, giving consumers the right to opt out of the sale of their personal information.
California law that prohibits sending unsolicited commercial email from or to California, requiring accurate subject lines and opt-out mechanisms.
California law that requires businesses to disclose, upon request, how they share customers’ personal information with third parties for direct marketing purposes.
Nevada law that gives consumers the right to opt out of the sale of their personal information collected by website operators.
Maine law that prohibits internet service providers from using, selling, or sharing customer personal data without the customer’s express consent.
Delaware law that requires online and mobile service providers to clearly post privacy policies and limits marketing or sharing of personal data collected from state residents.
New York law that strengthens data breach notification requirements and mandates reasonable data security safeguards for businesses handling residents’ private information.
California law that requires online services likely to be accessed by children to prioritize their privacy, safety, and well-being in the design and operation of products.
California law that requires commercial websites and online services collecting personal information from state residents to post and maintain a clear, accessible privacy policy.
