New Jersey S3182 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers without clear notice and lawful purpose.

New Jersey S3182 restricts businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers unless they provide clear notice and use the system for lawful purposes. The bill defines biometric surveillance systems as software performing facial recognition or other remote biometric recognition. Businesses must inform consumers about the use of such systems and ensure their use is lawful. Additionally, businesses are barred from selling, leasing, trading, sharing, or profiting from information obtained through these systems.

New Jersey S3182 prohibits businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers without clear notice and lawful purpose.

New Jersey S3182 restricts businesses from using biometric surveillance systems on consumers unless they provide clear notice and use the system for lawful purposes. The bill defines biometric surveillance systems as software performing facial recognition or other remote biometric recognition. Businesses must inform consumers about the use of such systems and ensure their use is lawful. Additionally, businesses are barred from selling, leasing, trading, sharing, or profiting from information obtained through these systems.