Oregon Consumer Privacy Act: universal opt-out mechanisms
Enacted in force
Jurisdiction
Oregon [source]
Applies to
Covered businesses/nonprofits must honor qualifying signals. General threshold: 100,000+ consumers excluding payment-only processing, or 25,000+ AND ≥25% annual gross revenue from sales. Current statute also covers relevant motor-vehicle manufacturers/affiliates irrespective of thresholds. [source]
Penalty
Unverified
Detail review
Accepted record facts reviewed
Nov 13, 2026
In plain English
- Covered businesses/nonprofits must honor qualifying signals. Primary source
- General threshold: 100,000+ consumers excluding payment-only processing, or 25,000+ AND ≥25% annual gross revenue from sales. Primary source
- Current statute also covers relevant motor-vehicle manufacturers/affiliates irrespective of thresholds. Primary source
- Covered controllers honor qualifying universal opt-out signals from January 1, 2026. Primary source
Dates and phased obligations
January 1, 2026 Primary source
· effective
January 1, 2026 Primary source
Questions from this record
Who does OR OCPA UOOM cover?
Covered businesses/nonprofits must honor qualifying signals. General threshold: 100,000+ consumers excluding payment-only processing, or 25,000+ AND ≥25% annual gross revenue from sales. Current statute also covers relevant motor-vehicle manufacturers/affiliates irrespective of thresholds. Primary source
What is the law’s status?
Enacted / in force Primary source
What date does this record track?
January 1, 2026 Primary source
Has this record been verified?
This record’s accepted facts were last reviewed on 2026-11-13; unsupported comparison fields remain Unverified. Primary source
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