Connecticut · Legislation
Connecticut SB00004 is in committee.
This Connecticut bill strengthens consumer privacy protections by regulating data brokers, restricting the use of facial recognition technology, limiting sharing of precise location data, and requiring businesses to disclose when they use algorithms to set personalized prices. It also expands workers' rights by removing exemptions that allowed employment-related data processing decisions to go unchecked.
Recorded sponsors: General Law Committee, Martin Looney, Robert Duff, Saud Anwar.
An Act Concerning Consumer Privacy And Protection.
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