New Jersey A3929 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers without clear notice and lawful purpose.

New Jersey A3929 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers at their premises unless the business provides clear notice and the system is used for a lawful purpose. The bill also bans businesses from profiting from information obtained through these systems. Violations are considered unlawful practices under the consumer fraud act, with penalties including monetary fines, punitive damages, and treble damages. Businesses must explain their actions and criteria if they use such information to deny or remove a consumer.

New Jersey A3929 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers without clear notice and lawful purpose.

New Jersey A3929 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers at their premises unless the business provides clear notice and the system is used for a lawful purpose. The bill also bans businesses from profiting from information obtained through these systems. Violations are considered unlawful practices under the consumer fraud act, with penalties including monetary fines, punitive damages, and treble damages. Businesses must explain their actions and criteria if they use such information to deny or remove a consumer.