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E.  Example: A Consumer opts out of the use of Personal Data for Sale or Targeted Advertising using a Universal Opt-Out
Mechanism. The Consumer visits the website of a fashion retailer that routinely shares Consumer Personal Data for
Targeted Advertising. The fashion retailer must obtain the Consumer’s consent because the Consumer has already opted
out of Processing for that purpose. The fashion retailer’s website displays a pop-up banner seeking Consent to share the
Consumer’s Personal Data for Targeted Advertising. This is not a valid request for Consumer Consent because the request
is made through a pop-up banner that degrades or obstructs the Consumer’s experience on the Controller’s web page or
application.
F.  Example: A Consumer opts out of the use of Personal Data for Sale or Targeted Advertising using a Universal Opt-Out
Mechanism. The Consumer visits a fashion retailer’s website. The fashion retailer’s homepage contains a message at the
top of the webpage that displays the Consumer’s opt-out status, stating, “you have opted out of targeted advertising” next
to a link that states “Opt-in to Data Use”. The linked webpage also meets all requirements of 4 CCR 904-3, Rules 7.03 and
7.04. Consent pursuant to this request is valid.
Rule 7.06 CONSENT FOR CHILDREN
A.  When a Controller engages in Processing activities involving the collection and Processing of Personal Data from a known
Child or operates a website or business directed to Children or has actual knowledge that it is collecting or maintaining
Personal Data from a Child, the Controller must obtain Consent from the parent or lawful guardian of that Child before
collecting or Processing the Child’s Personal Data.
B.  A Controller Processing the Personal Data of a Child must make reasonable efforts to obtain verifiable parental Consent,
taking into consideration available technology. Any method to obtain verifiable parental Consent must be reasonably
calculated, in light of available technology, to ensure that the person providing Consent is the Child’s parent or lawful
guardian.
C.  Reasonably calculated methods for determining that a person Consenting to the Processing of a Child’s Personal Data is
the parent or lawful guardian of that Child include, but are not limited to:
1.  Providing a Consent form to be signed by the parent or guardian under penalty of perjury and returned to the business
by postal mail, facsimile, or electronic scan;
2.  Requiring a parent or guardian, in connection with a monetary transaction, to use a credit card, debit card, or other
online payment system that provides notification of each discrete transaction to the primary account holder;
3.  Having a parent or guardian call a toll-free telephone number staffed by trained personnel;
4.  Having a parent or guardian connect to trained personnel via videoconference; and
5.  Verifying a parent or guardian’s identity by checking a form of government-issued identification against databases of
such information, as long as the parent or guardian’s identification is deleted by the business from its records promptly
after such verification is complete.
D.  Any Personal Data collected for purposes of verifying the identity of a parent or legal guardian may not be used for any
reason other than Processing these verifications.
Rule 7.07 REFUSING OR WITHDRAWING CONSENT
A.  A Consumer shall be able to refuse or revoke Consent as easily and within a similar number of steps as Consent is
affirmatively provided.