Hawaii SB3017 prohibits the sale of geolocation and internet browser information without consent.

Hawaii SB3017 aims to protect citizens' privacy by prohibiting the sale of geolocation information and internet browser data without explicit consent. The bill defines "geolocation information" as data that can pinpoint a user's location within a one-mile radius, and "internet browser information" as data from internet use, including browsing history and device identifiers. The sale of this information is banned unless it is for emergency purposes. The bill also outlaws the sale of data collected through eavesdropping or background applications using a device's microphone.

Hawaii SB3017 prohibits the sale of geolocation and internet browser information without consent.

Hawaii SB3017 aims to protect citizens' privacy by prohibiting the sale of geolocation information and internet browser data without explicit consent. The bill defines "geolocation information" as data that can pinpoint a user's location within a one-mile radius, and "internet browser information" as data from internet use, including browsing history and device identifiers. The sale of this information is banned unless it is for emergency purposes. The bill also outlaws the sale of data collected through eavesdropping or background applications using a device's microphone.