California AB364 prohibits businesses from maintaining Californians' sensitive personal information outside the U.S. without consent.

California AB364, known as the Stop Foreign Governments from Accessing Californians’ Sensitive Personal Information Act, amends the Civil Code to prevent businesses from maintaining sensitive personal information of Californians outside the United States without explicit consumer consent. The act mandates businesses to inform consumers of potential risks and requires them to obtain consent before storing such data abroad. It also prohibits businesses from maintaining health care, financial, or geolocation data with foreign governments or entities controlled by them.

California AB364 prohibits businesses from maintaining Californians' sensitive personal information outside the U.S. without consent.

California AB364, known as the Stop Foreign Governments from Accessing Californians’ Sensitive Personal Information Act, amends the Civil Code to prevent businesses from maintaining sensitive personal information of Californians outside the United States without explicit consumer consent. The act mandates businesses to inform consumers of potential risks and requires them to obtain consent before storing such data abroad. It also prohibits businesses from maintaining health care, financial, or geolocation data with foreign governments or entities controlled by them.