California, United States
Pre-consent and Reject-path observations (CIPA as a statute reference)
California Penal Code §§ 631 and 632 address all-party consent for interception of communications. PrivacyRadar records observed pre-consent and Reject-path behavior on properties you authorize. Whether any observation is a CIPA matter is for counsel — not a product determination.
California Invasion of Privacy Act — Cal. Penal Code § 631, § 632
What PrivacyRadar detects
- Session replay scripts loaded or contacted before any consent interaction
- Live-chat widgets loaded or contacted before consent
- Form data and identifiers transmitted to third parties before consent
- Session recording observed with no detectable disclosure in the privacy policy
- Tracking requests that continue after a Reject or equivalent refusal
Why continuous beats annual
Pre-consent and Reject-path behavior can change on a single tag-manager deploy. Continuous scans on authorized properties produce dated, hashed observations your counsel can review against statutes they select, including CIPA. PrivacyRadar does not sell a CIPA SKU, score lawsuit dollars, or decide applicability.
Every finding carries its statute reference, concrete remediation, and hashed evidence artifacts. Findings describe observed technical behavior — PrivacyRadar does not provide legal advice.
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The CIPA pack is a statute-reference overlay on observed behavior — not a CIPA product, compliance kit, or lawsuit score.