STATUS: Task Force
This proposed law is similar to the CCPA in that it aims to provide the:
Additionally, the right to opt out applies to any disclosure of personal information to third parties and contains a complete prohibition on the knowing disclosure of children’s (under the age of 18) personal information. This law would also provide a private right of action for consumers who have suffered a violation of this proposed law.
STATUS: Bill
Illinois’ proposed bill, the Data Transparency and Privacy Act (HB 3358), is similar to CCPA in that it includes consumer rights to receive notice and opt out of the sale of personal data. However, the bill exempted from the definition of “sale” the use of personal data for advertising; a significant difference.
The bill would also provide the right to the consumer to know the approximate number of third parties that received their personal information. Furthermore, the bill defines “de-identified data” to data that could not be used to infer information about consumers.
STATUS: Law
The California Consumer Privacy Act gives California consumers new privacy rights including:
STATUS: Bill
This bill would prohibit the sale of geolocation and internet browser data without consent. It would also amend provisions relating to electronic eavesdropping law and more.
STATUS: Task force substituted for comprehensive bill
This bill requests the Southern University Law Center to establish a task force to study the effects of the sale of consumer personal information by internet access service providers, social media companies, search engines, websites, and other providers of online services.
STATUS: Bill
Minnesota has proposed a privacy law that requires controllers to provide, correct or restrict personal data processing upon consumer request. Controllers would be required to provide privacy notice and document risk assessment and the attorney general would have enforcement authority.
STATUS: Bill postoned indefinitely
Pennsylvania’s proposed consumer privacy bill would include provisions such as:
STATUS: Bill postponed indefinitely
This bill has been introduced to the Florida senate and would require the right to opt out as well as require that a consumer be notified when their information is being collected and sold.
STATUS: Bill
The Nebraska Consumer Data Privacy Act would require that consumers be provided the right to deletion, right to opt-out, be notified if their information is being sold, and more.
STATUS: Bill postponed indefinitely
The Wisconsin Data Privacy Act includes three parts:
AB 870 relates to consumer access to personal data processed by a controller and provides penalty
AB 871 relates to the deletion of consumer personal data and provides penalty
AB 872 relates to restricting controllers from user consumer personal data and provides penalty
STATUS: Bill postponed indefinitely
The Mississippi Consumer Privacy Act would provide consumers with the right to deletion, right of portability, right to opt-out, and more.
STATUS: Bill
New Hampshire has two bills in the house that address privacy. One is concerning the expectation of privacy (HB 1236) and the other addresses the collection of personal data by businesses (HB 1680).
STATUS: Bill
The Virginia Privacy Act requires companies to provide consumers with the right to access their data, the right of deletion, the right to opt-out, and more.
STATUS: Bill
The South Carolina Biometric Data Privacy Act would provide consumers with rights such as:
The right of access to data
Right of deletion
Right to opt-out
And more.