Illinois HB3712 establishes privacy protections for location information derived from electronic devices.
HB3712, the Privacy Protections for Location Information Derived from Electronic Devices Act, aims to safeguard individuals' location data. It prohibits covered entities from collecting or processing location information unless for permissible purposes. These include providing products or services, complying with laws, or responding to emergencies. Before collecting location data, covered entities must inform individuals and obtain consent, except in emergencies. The bill also bans selling, renting, trading, or leasing location data.
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