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Come to my channel for.com slash verify. With the new year, changes in laws, in prices,

and maybe in yourself. From American public media, this is Marketplace. In Washington, DC,

I'm Kimberly Adams in for Ky Ristall. It's Monday, January 2nd of the brand new year. Good

to have you along as we start 2023. With the start of the new year, all over the country,

new laws kicked in. In California, the state's landmark consumer privacy law expanded as of

yesterday thanks to a ballot measure that voters approved in 2020. It builds on existing

privacy law requiring companies to disclose what data they collect from consumers, how

they use it, and with whom they share it. It also gives California residents the right

to request their data be corrected, deleted, or not sold at all. But now these existing

requirements also apply to employers. Marketplace's Megan McCarty Carino has more on what that

will mean.

If you've ever encountered those boxes on the bottom of virtually every website asking

your data privacy preferences, you know, California privacy law has far reaching effects.

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