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Colorado Privacy Rights
Exercise your Colorado Privacy Act rights. Locko.AI automates data broker opt-outs and removal across 723+ brokers with verifiable proof.
Applicable Law: Colorado Privacy Act (CPA)
Under Colorado Privacy Act (CPA), Colorado residents have the following rights:
Data brokers operating in Colorado are required to:
The Colorado Attorney General has exclusive enforcement authority under the CPA. There is no private right of action. The AG can seek injunctive relief and civil penalties of up to $20,000 per violation, with a 60-day cure period before enforcement action.
Colorado requires brokers to honor universal opt-out signals, but many brokers ignore them. Locko.AI submits individualized removal requests to each of 723+ brokers with CAPTCHA solving, form submission, and verification. Every action produces timestamped evidence.
The CPA gives Colorado residents the right to opt out of data sales, targeted advertising, and profiling. You can also access, correct, and delete your personal data held by businesses operating in Colorado.
Yes. Colorado requires businesses to honor universal opt-out mechanisms like Global Privacy Control (GPC). However, compliance varies and many data brokers do not properly implement GPC support.
Locko.AI automates the entire opt-out and removal process across 723+ brokers, submitting individualized requests that go beyond universal opt-out signals. Every removal is verified with before-and-after evidence.
Take the privacy risk assessment to see which data brokers have your personal information. Locko.AI automates removal across 723+ brokers with evidence you can verify.