Minnesota SF3270 mandates that places of public accommodation must obtain express written consent before collecting biometric data.
Minnesota SF3270 requires places of public accommodation to obtain express written consent before collecting biometric data. Biometric data includes images, descriptions, or recordings of an individual's facial features, iris or retina, fingerprints, voice, genetics, characteristics, movements, or gestures. Express consent means an individual's affirmative written response to a clear, meaningful, and prominent written notice regarding the collection of biometric data and the purpose for the collection.
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