Minnesota HF4005 mandates consent for biometric data collection, prohibits its sale, requires deletion after a set period, and imposes civil.
Minnesota HF4005 establishes rules for the collection, use, and disposal of biometric data. It requires individuals' consent before collecting biometric data, prohibits selling or disclosing this data without consent or a specific legal requirement, and mandates its deletion within a year after the data's collection purpose expires. The bill also sets standards for storing and protecting biometric data and imposes civil penalties of up to $25,000 per violation. Exemptions apply to voiceprint data retained by financial institutions.
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