Massachusetts H1926 regulates tenant data privacy in smart access buildings.
Massachusetts H1926 establishes rules for tenant data privacy in smart access buildings. It mandates that landlords and third parties must obtain written consent before collecting tenant data. The bill specifies the types of data that can be collected, including user names, dwelling unit numbers, and biometric identifiers if used. It prohibits the sale, lease, or disclosure of this data except under specific conditions. Landlords must provide tenants with a written privacy policy and inform them about data collection practices.
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