Guide to Other US States (FL, OR, MT, DE, IA, NE, NH, NJ - 2024-2025) Cookie Consent Compliance

Complete technical implementation guide for United States - Multiple States privacy regulations. Learn about consent requirements, banner elements, record keeping, and technical specifications.

Opt-out Children's Privacy Rules

Summary

This guide provides comprehensive technical implementation requirements for Other US States (FL, OR, MT, DE, IA, NE, NH, NJ - 2024-2025). Emerging state laws (2024-2025) with opt-out rights for targeted ads and sales. Requirements vary by state.

This jurisdiction follows an opt-out consent model, meaning websites can place certain cookies initially but must provide clear mechanisms for users to opt-out of non-essential tracking. Users must be informed about cookies and given easy options to refuse them.

Additional requirements for this jurisdiction include: special protections and consent mechanisms for children's personal data.

Website owners and operators subject to these regulations must implement compliant cookie consent banners, maintain proper consent records, and ensure their tracking technologies respect user privacy choices. This guide outlines all technical requirements needed to achieve compliance.

Key Requirements Overview

Consent Model

Opt-out

Default State

Mixed

Cookie Walls

Discouraged

Technical Requirements

Prior consent for non-essential cookies

Purpose granularity required

Equal prominence for accept/reject buttons

No pre-checked boxes allowed

Dark patterns prohibited

Proof of consent required

Local storage covered by regulation

Implementation Guidance

Requirements vary by state. Oregon follows Colorado model (GPC required), Delaware/Iowa follow Virginia model. Provide clear opt-out mechanisms and avoid dark patterns.

Special Protections

Children's Privacy

Most require opt-in for children under 13; some extend to 13-16.

Sensitive Data

Most require opt-in consent for sensitive data processing.

Record Keeping Requirements

Required Consent Record Fields

For each consent action, you must maintain records containing:

Timestamp ISO
Opt Out Status
Policy Version

Re-consent Trigger: Not Required Generally

CookieChimp handles all of this automatically. Our platform maintains comprehensive consent records including all required fields, timestamps, consent strings, IP addresses, user agents, and more. Records are securely stored and easily exportable for compliance audits. Learn more about our consent management

Legal References & Resources

Official legal documents and regulatory guidance for this jurisdiction:

IAPP US State Privacy Legislation Tracker

https://iapp.org/resources/article/us-state-privacy-legislation-tracker/

Legal Disclaimer: For engineering implementation guidance only. Not legal advice. This guide provides technical implementation guidance only and should not be considered legal advice. Privacy laws are complex and frequently updated. We recommend consulting with qualified legal counsel to ensure full compliance with applicable regulations.