Montana SB297 revises privacy laws, defining terms and outlining consumer rights and controller responsibilities.
Montana SB297 generally revises privacy laws, providing definitions and consumer rights. It defines terms like "personal data," "sensitive data," and "processor." Consumers have rights to confirm, access, correct, and delete their personal data, and to opt-out of targeted advertising and data sales. Controllers must provide privacy notices and conduct data protection assessments for online services targeting minors. The bill outlines exemptions and enforcement mechanisms, including civil penalties and actions by the attorney general.
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