Minnesota SF2260 establishes biometric privacy standards and a right of action for violations.

Minnesota SF2260 sets standards for biometric privacy and establishes a right of action for violations. It defines biometric identifiers and information, prohibiting private entities from collecting, capturing, or obtaining such data without proper consent or a valid warrant. Private entities must inform subjects in writing about the collection and purpose of their biometric data. They must also develop a retention schedule and destroy data after its purpose is fulfilled or within three years of the individual's last interaction, whichever is later.

Minnesota SF2260 establishes biometric privacy standards and a right of action for violations.

Minnesota SF2260 sets standards for biometric privacy and establishes a right of action for violations. It defines biometric identifiers and information, prohibiting private entities from collecting, capturing, or obtaining such data without proper consent or a valid warrant. Private entities must inform subjects in writing about the collection and purpose of their biometric data. They must also develop a retention schedule and destroy data after its purpose is fulfilled or within three years of the individual's last interaction, whichever is later.