Oregon Consumer Privacy Act OREGONCPA-4: Universal Opt-Out, Targeted Advertising, Profiling

Honor universal opt-out + targeted advertising + profiling per Oregon OCPA per ORS 646A.574. Universal Opt Out Mechanism Recognition must (a) recognise opt-out signals communicated by platforms + technologies + or mechanisms that clearly indicate consumer intent to opt out (Global Privacy Control / GPC + similar), (b) treat as valid opt-out request per ORS 646A.574(5), (c) align with multi-state UOOM specifications (Colorado + Connecticut + California + similar). Targeted advertising opt-out must apply to advertising based on personal data obtained from consumer activity across non-affiliated websites or applications. Profiling opt-out applies to (a) profiling in furtherance of decisions that produce legal or similarly significant effects on the consumer + (b) such as financial + lending + housing + insurance + education + criminal justice + employment + healthcare + access to essential goods or services. Maintain (a) automated decision-making documentation + (b) human review capability + (c) explanation of significant decisions affecting consumers + (d) opt-out fulfilment within statutory timeframes.