Florida S1064 aims to protect the personal information of public servants by prohibiting data brokers from disclosing certain personal data.
Florida S1064 creates a new section in the Florida Statutes to protect the personal information of public servants. It defines "protected information" as a home address, home telephone number, personal email address, social security number, driver license number, license plate number, and unique identifiers of vehicles or smart devices. The bill allows certain public servants and their authorized agents to request that data brokers cease disclosing their protected information. Data brokers must comply with these requests within 10 business days.
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