Corona’s Flurry Plugin needs to be updated to be in compliance with the CCPA.
The California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA) was enacted in 2018 and takes effect on January 1, 2020. This legislation secures new privacy rights for California consumers / end users.
With CCPA, the end user must be given the option to opt-out of the sale or transfer of their personal information. You must provide a manner by which user’s of your app can exercise this right. If a user does choose to Opt-Out, you must tell Flurry this through the setDataSaleOptOut method in the appropriate SDK. This flag will need to be set to True when starting the Flurry session when the user is marked as opted-out in your system/app.
Data Access
As mentioned above, the consumer needs the ability to access the data that is collected about them. Flurry provides two mechanisms by which this right may be supported:
Flurry will be providing, free of charge, a Privacy Dashboard service for any app developers in need of such a service.
OR
You may issue requests against the Flurry datarequests API.
Full info here:
https://developer.yahoo.com/flurry/docs/analytics/privacyregulation/ccpa/
Any timeline on this? The new compliant Flurry SDKs were available as of December 2. The Data Request API is scheduled for release later this week.