Hawaii HB2463 establishes regulations for data brokers, requiring annual registration, deletion of consumer data upon request, and penalties for.
Hawaii HB2463, known as the Data Broker Accountability and Consumer Privacy Act, mandates that data brokers, defined as businesses collecting and selling personal information without a direct consumer relationship, must register annually with the state. Registered data brokers must implement an accessible deletion mechanism, allowing consumers to request the deletion of their personal information. The bill outlines specific requirements for this mechanism, including security measures, language accessibility, and the ability for consumers to verify the status of their deletion requests.
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