HB1970

Missouri HB1970 establishes the "Biometric Information Privacy Act" to regulate the collection and use of biometric identifiers and information by.

Missouri HB1970, the "Biometric Information Privacy Act," mandates that private entities cannot condition the provision of goods or services on the collection of biometric identifiers unless strictly necessary. It prohibits charging different prices or rates based on an individual's rights under the act. The act defines biometric identifiers and information, excluding certain items like writing samples and photographs. Private entities must securely store and protect biometric data, using the same or more protective measures as other confidential information.