BIPA, CCPA/CPRA, GDPR, and UK GDPR

Biometric privacy compliance for apps before the lawsuit finds you.

CompliClear checks whether your face, fingerprint, voice, or biometric authentication feature has the consent, retention, deletion, vendor, and audit evidence expected across key biometric privacy rules.

Risk signals CompliClear checks

20-question module
Illinois users can access your biometric feature
Face, fingerprint, voice, or biometric templates are collected
Consent is buried in terms instead of captured before collection
No public biometric retention and destruction policy exists
A vendor creates or stores biometric templates for you
GDPR users are in scope without Article 9 / DPIA evidence

BIPA

Illinois biometric notice, written release, retention/destruction, no-sale, disclosure, and security controls.

CCPA/CPRA

California biometric and sensitive personal information disclosures, rights workflows, and vendor controls.

GDPR / UK GDPR

Special-category biometric processing, Article 9 basis, DPIA triggers, transparency, and deletion evidence.

What the module produces

The goal is not generic AI text. The goal is persistent compliance evidence your team can review, update, export, and keep with your product records.

Create evidence file
BIPA / CCPA / GDPR risk classification
Biometric Data Map and Processing Record
Biometric Privacy Risk Assessment
Consent and written release text
Public retention and deletion policy
Vendor and security evidence checklist
Audit trail and document version history
PDF and CSV exports for review

Who needs this module

Apps using face recognition, fingerprint login, voiceprints, face matching, liveness checks, or biometric authentication.
Teams with Illinois, California, EU, UK, or multi-state users where consent, retention, or deletion obligations may apply.
Companies using AWS Rekognition, Azure Face, Face ID, device biometrics, or custom biometric models with vendors.

What users can export

BIPA and biometric risk classification
Written notice and informed consent text
Retention and destruction policy
Vendor and processor evidence checklist

Compliance questions this page answers

What is BIPA compliance?

BIPA compliance usually requires written notice, informed written release before collection, a public retention and destruction policy, restrictions on disclosure or sale, and reasonable biometric data security.

Who needs biometric privacy compliance?

Any app or business collecting or processing face, fingerprint, voice, iris, hand geometry, or biometric templates should check whether biometric privacy laws apply.

Does this cover GDPR biometric data?

Yes. The module separates BIPA, CCPA/CPRA, GDPR, and UK GDPR findings so teams can see which obligations apply and which documents are missing.

How it works

01

Scope exposure

Answer questions about biometric type, Illinois/California/GDPR users, vendors, and sensitive contexts.

02

Find gaps

CompliClear classifies risk and flags missing notice, consent, retention, deletion, vendor, and DPIA evidence.

03

Generate evidence

Create review-ready policies, notices, risk files, checklists, and audit records.

Turn biometric uncertainty into a reviewable file.

Start with the biometric module now. Add EU AI Act and future privacy modules as your product footprint expands.

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