Match California DROP deletion lists (SB 362 Delete Act) against your records in your browser. SHA-256 hashing, worklists, audit evidence — no $499/mo platform.
Maker here. From August 1, every data broker on California's registry has to pull the state's DROP deletion list and match it against their records — every 45 days, forever. The spec means SHA-256 hashed identifiers, six different list types, and a permanent suppression obligation — and most registered brokers are small teams with no privacy engineering.
Drop45 runs the cycle: upload your customer file, it hashes and matches all six list types and produces the audit evidence a regulator would ask for. Matching runs in the browser, so raw customer data never leaves your machine.
Happy to answer anything about the DROP matching spec — it has some genuinely odd corners (hash-of-hashes composite lists, leading-zero ZIP rules).
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Maker here. From August 1, every data broker on California's registry has to pull the state's DROP deletion list and match it against their records — every 45 days, forever. The spec means SHA-256 hashed identifiers, six different list types, and a permanent suppression obligation — and most registered brokers are small teams with no privacy engineering.
Drop45 runs the cycle: upload your customer file, it hashes and matches all six list types and produces the audit evidence a regulator would ask for. Matching runs in the browser, so raw customer data never leaves your machine.
Happy to answer anything about the DROP matching spec — it has some genuinely odd corners (hash-of-hashes composite lists, leading-zero ZIP rules).