If you worked for the state of California (or an organization that has a policy to follow all CA government code even when it does not technically apply to them) then you have to consider an IP address a "network location" and must treat it as potentially personally identifying information. We only keep IP addresses for 30 days, and try to never share those IP addresses with third parties.
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If you worked for the state of California (or an organization that has a policy to follow all CA government code even when it does not technically apply to them) then you have to consider an IP address a "network location" and must treat it as potentially personally identifying information. We only keep IP addresses for 30 days, and try to never share those IP addresses with third parties.