Utah Adds to Its Privacy Law
Review Utah's latest privacy law updates, including the requirements, consumer rights. Learn the requirements, business impact, and compliance steps.
Utah’s governor signed a number of bills in March and April related to personal data, including a minor change to the Utah Consumer Privacy Act (UCPA), the state’s comprehensive data privacy law.
Right to Correct
The UCPA amendment is straightforward. The original version of the UCPA did not grant consumers the right to correct inaccuracies in their personal data; with this new change, consumers will now have that right.
Virtually every other U.S. state privacy law gives consumers a right to correct (with Iowa being the exception), so the amendment should not add much regulatory burden to businesses that are already broadly privacy-compliant. However, the bill does give businesses plenty of time to get ready, with an effective date of July 1, 2026.
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