CPPA-Compliant CAPTCHA
Friendly Captcha is fully CPPA-compliant.
Friendly Captcha is designed to ensure full compliance with Canada’s proposed Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA). This federal privacy reform was introduced under Bill C-27, modernizing Canada’s privacy laws.
Friendly Captcha is a bot protection solution that prioritizes data privacy and is CPPA-compliant. Friendly Captcha helps Canadian businesses avoid collecting, storing, and sharing personal information.
CPPA Compliance With Friendly Captcha
No CAPTCHA Cookies
- No HTTP cookies or persistent identifiers
- No persistent data storage in browsers
- No user consent required
No sharing or disclosure of personal data
- No personal information is collected, used, or disclosed
- No third-party integrations that involve personal data
- No need for consent or opt-out controls
No Collection of Personal Information
- Outside the CPPA’s definition of personal information
- No collection of names, emails, IP logs, or device IDs
- No identifiers that could be linked back to a user
Transparent and Accountable by Design
- Open source front-end code
- Clear privacy policy and documented data handling
- Precise data processing agreement
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Most traditional CAPTCHA solutions collect personal data, use tracking technologies, and require user consent. This creates friction for users and compliance headaches for your business.
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CPPA Compliance Checklist
Friendly Captcha offers a CAPTCHA solution compliant with Canada’s CPPA. It helps your enterprise meet the key principles of Canada’s proposed Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA) under Bill C-27. Here’s a quick compliance checklist mapping Friendly Captcha’s features to CPPA requirements:
Appropriate and proportional data use
Human or bot? We only collect data that is technically necessary. According to CPPA §12.1, enterprises must ensure that their data collection, use, and disclosure practices are appropriate under the circumstances.
Purpose Limitation
User data is used strictly for security purposes. In accordance with CPPA §13, personal data may only be used for purposes that are identified at or before the time of collection.
No cookies
Friendly Captcha does not use HTTP cookies or persistent storage. There is no personal data processing that would trigger the consent requirement as required under §15 of the CPPA.
No Disclosure or Third-Party Sharing
No user data and personal information is shared or disclosed to third parties. CPPA sections 19–22 place strict conditions on data disclosures and certain business uses of information, to ensure enterprises handle consumer data with transparency and accountability.
Privacy by design and default
Our bot protection technology is based on Proof-of-Work, not personal data. Under CPPA Section 9, enterprises must implement privacy as a core system design principle.
Built-in Transparency
We provide a clear, human-readable privacy policy and make our front-end code open source. This complies with CPPA Section 62.1, which requires enterprises to provide clear explanations of their data practices.
See our privacy policy for end users to learn more.
FAQ
The CPPA (Bill C-27) is Canada’s proposed federal privacy law, replacing PIPEDA. It applies to private-sector organizations that collect, use, or disclose personal information in commercial activities. Friendly Captcha helps you reduce your compliance burden by eliminating personal data collection.
Consent is required under Canada’s privacy law, the CPPA, when an enterprise collects personal information. Friendly Captcha does not collect, store, or share any personal information – so consent isn’t needed.
Friendly Captcha aligns with the Consumer Privacy Protection Act by avoiding the collection, tracking, or disclosure of personal information. It does not store sensitive personal data, helping private sector organizations and enterprises meet CPPA compliance requirements with minimal effort.
Yes. While Bill C-27 is still being finalized, Friendly Captcha already meets its core requirements: data minimization, limited use, accountability, and transparency. This makes Friendly Captcha a future-proof bot protection solution.
No. Friendly Captcha does not collect personal information or involve data brokers as it is required in Canada’s privacy law, CPPA. It protects websites from automated threats without storing consumers’ personal information, ensuring full compliance with Canada’s privacy legislation.
Absolutely. Whether you’re an enterprise with significant annual revenue, a nonprofit organization, or a company engaged in commercial activity, Friendly Captcha provides privacy-first bot protection that complies with CPPA regulations, supports consumer rights, and simplifies your compliance efforts.
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