A recorded Spanish-language public-service announcement directed Californians to privacy.ca.gov and said the California Privacy Protection Agency can help protect personal information.

The announcement emphasized the strength of California's privacy protections and provided a Spanish-language web address for residents to learn how to exercise their privacy rights. A staff member said, "Proteger tu privacidad no debería ser algo cuesta arriba. ¿Sabías que los californianos tienen las protecciones de privacidad más sólidas del país? CPPA te ayudará a proteger tu información personal. Conoce cómo ejercer tus derechos en privacy punto CA punto gov."

The recording identifies the California Privacy Protection Agency (CPPA) by name as the agency that can assist Californians with protecting personal information and directs listeners to the website privacy.ca.gov (spoken in the announcement as "privacy punto CA punto gov"). The announcement itself did not provide a date, contact phone number, or details about specific programs or enforcement actions.

Because the source is a short recorded announcement, there was no formal discussion, vote, or additional explanation in the transcript about CPPA's specific authorities or programs. The recording serves as an informational outreach item telling Spanish-speaking Californians where to go for more information about their privacy rights.

The announcement closes by encouraging listeners to visit privacy.ca.gov for instructions on how to exercise those rights.