New York A00257 mandates businesses to provide customers with free access to their personal information and details about its disclosure to third.
New York A00257, known as the "right to know act," requires businesses to offer customers free access to their personal information and details about its disclosure to third parties. Businesses must provide customers with all retained personal information and, if they disclose such information to third parties, must also provide details about the categories of information disclosed, the third parties involved, and their contact information.
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