HB3667 amends the Biometric Information Privacy Act to allow private entities to collect biometric data for security purposes without prior written.
HB3667 modifies the Biometric Information Privacy Act by allowing private entities to collect, capture, or obtain a person's biometric identifier or biometric information for security purposes without satisfying the usual requirements of prior written consent, informing the subject, and obtaining a written release. Security purposes include preventing or investigating theft, fraud, or other misappropriation, protecting property, controlling access, and assisting law enforcement investigations.
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