California SB435 amends the California Consumer Privacy Act to define personal information and sensitive personal information.
California SB435 amends the California Consumer Privacy Act to redefine "personal information" and "sensitive personal information." Personal information includes data that can be linked to a consumer or household, such as identifiers and biometric data. Sensitive personal information includes specific types of personal data like social security numbers and precise geolocation. The bill also outlines conditions under which personal information can be deidentified and used for research purposes. It emphasizes the importance of maintaining privacy and security of consumer data.
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