Minnesota SF4351 mandates consent for biometric data collection, prohibits its sale, and requires deletion within a year.
Minnesota SF4351 establishes rules for biometric data collection, requiring consent from individuals before data is collected. It prohibits the sale, lease, or disclosure of biometric data unless specific conditions are met, such as consent for identification in case of disappearance or death, completion of a financial transaction, compliance with federal or state law, or a law enforcement purpose with a warrant. The bill mandates secure storage and destruction of biometric data within a year after its collection purpose expires, unless federal or state law requires a longer retention period.
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