California AB322 mandates businesses to notify consumers when precise geolocation information is collected.

California AB322 requires businesses that collect precise geolocation information to inform consumers about the collection. The notice must include the business's name, the type of information collected, how it will be used, and how consumers can obtain more information. The bill also limits the retention of this data to 30 days or one year after the consumer's last interaction, whichever is earlier, and prohibits selling, trading, or leasing the information. Exceptions apply for compliance with California laws or court orders.

California AB322 mandates businesses to notify consumers when precise geolocation information is collected.

California AB322 requires businesses that collect precise geolocation information to inform consumers about the collection. The notice must include the business's name, the type of information collected, how it will be used, and how consumers can obtain more information. The bill also limits the retention of this data to 30 days or one year after the consumer's last interaction, whichever is earlier, and prohibits selling, trading, or leasing the information. Exceptions apply for compliance with California laws or court orders.