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What's the difference between GDPR and CCPA?

GDPR is opt-in: non-essential cookies stay off until a visitor agrees. CCPA, California's privacy law, is opt-out: data collection can start by default as long as visitors are told about it, but they must be able to stop the sale or sharing of their personal information. A Global Privacy Control signal from their browser counts as an opt-out. With geo-targeting, ConsentBit can show a CCPA banner to US visitors and a GDPR banner to everyone else.
(Link "Read our CCPA guide" once the CCPA page is live)

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