New Hampshire HB1436 aims to protect personal digital information by recognizing property rights in shared data and limiting government access.

New Hampshire HB1436, known as the "Common Law Privacy and Consumer Protection Act," seeks to safeguard personal digital information by recognizing individuals' property rights in their shared data. It presumes that personal information remains the property of its original owner even when transferred to third parties or stored in cloud servers. The bill also presumes that digital documents or records are protected from unreasonable search or seizure, requiring a warrant for government access.

New Hampshire HB1436 aims to protect personal digital information by recognizing property rights in shared data and limiting government access.

New Hampshire HB1436, known as the "Common Law Privacy and Consumer Protection Act," seeks to safeguard personal digital information by recognizing individuals' property rights in their shared data. It presumes that personal information remains the property of its original owner even when transferred to third parties or stored in cloud servers. The bill also presumes that digital documents or records are protected from unreasonable search or seizure, requiring a warrant for government access.