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🤫 Your data rights

Your data is yours. Here's the law that says so.

A short guide to the laws that give you rights over your personal information, with a link to each source.

Read the protocol (PCHP)
The laws

What the law already gives you.

GDPR
EU · 2018
You can see, correct, delete and move your data, and a company needs a legal reason to use it.
CCPA / CPRA
California · 2020
You can find out what's collected, delete it, correct it, and stop it being sold or shared.
US state privacy laws
About 20 states
Virginia, Colorado, Texas, Oregon and others have their own laws, and the details differ state by state.
American Privacy Rights Act
US federal · proposed 2024
A national standard that stalled in committee and lapsed in January 2025. The US still has no federal privacy law.
EU Data Act
EU · applies from Sept 2025
You can get the data your connected devices produce, in a form a machine can read.
EU Data Governance Act
EU · 2023
Rules for the trusted middlemen that share data on people's behalf.
OECD Privacy Guidelines
International · 1980, revised 2013
The original principles most privacy law grew from.
Convention 108+
Council of Europe · 2018
The only binding international treaty on data protection, open to countries outside Europe.
The people

People we learned from.

Tim Berners-Lee
Inventor of the web
Now builds Solid, where your data lives in a pod you control.
Shoshana Zuboff
Harvard Business School
Named “surveillance capitalism.”
Max Schrems
Founder, noyb
Won the court cases that changed how Europe's data crosses borders.
Latanya Sweeney
Harvard Data Privacy Lab
Showed how easily “anonymous” data identifies people. Her work shaped HIPAA.
Helen Nissenbaum
Cornell Tech
Privacy as information going only where you'd expect it to.
Bruce Schneier
Security technologist
Data and Goliath: how surveillance works and how to push back.
Carissa Véliz
University of Oxford
Privacy Is Power: why privacy is shared, not only personal.
Alessandro Acquisti
Carnegie Mellon
Research on how people actually make privacy choices.

The organizations doing this work are on our company page.

Where we come in

The law gives you the right. Software has to respect it.

PCHP is our open consent protocol. A service asks for your data, you approve or decline, and you get a receipt you can cancel later. It's a public draft, open for comment.

Read PCHP →
Questions

Two things people ask.

Is anyone listed here affiliated with hussh?+

No. Every law, organization and person here is independent. We link to the sources so you can check everything yourself.

Something here is wrong or out of date. Who do I tell?+

Tell us through the contact page and we'll fix it.

Know your rights. Then use them.

Every law above links to its source, so you can read it for yourself.

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Every law, organization and person named here is independent and linked to their own public work. Nothing here implies affiliation or endorsement in either direction. 🤫 One is made by Hushh Technologies Corporation, an independent company. We name the hardware and clouds One runs on to say where it runs. None of them endorse us, and we call a company a partner only once the agreement is signed.