> they were exactly the things you would need to know in order to submit a request for information, but without the actual request. This doesn’t seem accurate

> they were exactly the things you would need to know in order to submit a request for information, but without the actual request. This doesn’t seem accurate to me. The first and fourth questions especially aren’t relevant to submitting a valid CCPA request. But my point was that, more generally if your goal is to use CCPA to compel a company to answer your questions, I think you’re going to be disappointed. The law simply doesn’t compel companies to answer arbitrary questions. Heck, I don’t think CCPA even compels them to answer any of these questions. Only questions 2 and 3 are relevant to submitting a request, and CCPA requires the company to publish that information, but I don’t think it compels them to answer emailed questions asking for that information. Open to being wrong on this point though.