Alabama HB263 prohibits covered entities from disclosing, transferring, or using biological or neural data without consumer consent.

Alabama HB263 aims to protect consumers' biological and neural data by prohibiting covered entities from transferring, disclosing, or using such data without the consumer's express consent. The bill defines "biological data" as information generated by the technological processing of an individual's biological, genetic, biochemical, physiological, or neural properties. "Neural data" refers to information generated by measuring the activity of an individual's nervous systems. The bill also prohibits using this data for marketing purposes.

Alabama HB263 prohibits covered entities from disclosing, transferring, or using biological or neural data without consumer consent.

Alabama HB263 aims to protect consumers' biological and neural data by prohibiting covered entities from transferring, disclosing, or using such data without the consumer's express consent. The bill defines "biological data" as information generated by the technological processing of an individual's biological, genetic, biochemical, physiological, or neural properties. "Neural data" refers to information generated by measuring the activity of an individual's nervous systems. The bill also prohibits using this data for marketing purposes.