New York A08729 regulates the collection, processing, and disclosure of individuals' location information by covered entities, requiring consent and.
New York A08729 amends the general business law to introduce stringent regulations on the collection, processing, and disclosure of individuals' location information. The bill defines "location information" as data revealing an individual's geographical location, including IP addresses and GPS coordinates. It prohibits covered entities from collecting or processing location information unless it serves a permissible purpose, such as providing a product or service, complying with legal obligations, or responding to emergencies.
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