Arizona Consumer Data Protection Act regulates data brokers' handling of personal data.
The Arizona Consumer Data Protection Act mandates data brokers to protect personal data and implement security plans. It defines personal data broadly, including sensitive information like biometric and genetic data. Data brokers must register with the Secretary of State, post notices on websites or apps, and maintain a central registry. The act imposes civil penalties for violations and outlines procedures for handling data breaches. It excludes certain data types and entities, such as deidentified data and federal governmental entities.
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