New Jersey S4065 prohibits wearable technology companies from selling users' health information without their consent.

New Jersey S4065 aims to protect consumers' privacy by prohibiting wearable technology companies from selling or offering to sell their health information without express written consent. The bill defines "health information" as any data related to a consumer's physical or mental health collected by wearable technology. This legislation applies to companies that sell, develop, or offer wearable technology, ensuring that any sale of health data requires explicit consumer approval. The act will take effect three months after its enactment.

New Jersey S4065 prohibits wearable technology companies from selling users' health information without their consent.

New Jersey S4065 aims to protect consumers' privacy by prohibiting wearable technology companies from selling or offering to sell their health information without express written consent. The bill defines "health information" as any data related to a consumer's physical or mental health collected by wearable technology. This legislation applies to companies that sell, develop, or offer wearable technology, ensuring that any sale of health data requires explicit consumer approval. The act will take effect three months after its enactment.