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How is Connecticut different from Colorado?

Both require websites to honor browser opt-out signals, and neither offers a cure period any more. Colorado’s penalties are higher, at up to $20,000 per violation, and Colorado keeps an official list of recognized signals. Connecticut’s rules now reach smaller businesses. See what Colorado requires →

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