Alaska HB367 establishes the Consumer Personal Information Privacy Act, regulating the collection, use, and sharing of consumer personal information.
HB367, the Consumer Personal Information Privacy Act, mandates businesses to notify consumers before collecting personal information and to limit its use and sharing. It requires businesses to implement security measures to protect personal information and prohibits retaliation against consumers exercising their rights. The act also mandates data broker registration, defines terms, and outlines exceptions for certain disclosures. It allows consumers to request access to their personal information and to opt-out of its sale or sharing.
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