Illinois HB3375 aims to protect personal information by restricting the routine collection of social security numbers by data collectors.
Illinois HB3375 amends the Personal Information Protection Act to ensure data collectors do not routinely collect social security numbers of Illinois residents without a specific and immediate need. The bill defines "specific and immediate need" to include conducting a background check as part of an employee onboarding or verifying eligibility to work through an I-9 form. It excludes patient intake paperwork at a health care facility unless required by state or federal law.
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