LB204

Nebraska LB204 establishes the Biometric Autonomy Liberty Law to regulate the collection, use, and disclosure of biometric data by private and public.

Nebraska LB204, the Biometric Autonomy Liberty Law, mandates that private and public entities cannot collect, possess, or disclose biometric data without the individual's written consent. Biometric data, defined as data generated from biological characteristics like fingerprints or iris images, is considered the property of the individual from whom it was collected. The law prohibits entities from requiring or coercing individuals to provide biometric data, except in specific circumstances such as security purposes or when necessary for service provision.