New York A08759 imposes fines up to $10,000 per hour on businesses with skimming devices operating for over an hour.

New York A08759 amends the general business law to impose fines on businesses where skimming devices are found operating for more than one hour. Skimming is defined as obtaining a consumer's personal identifying information through unauthorized means. Businesses found to have such devices in operation for over an hour face a civil penalty of up to $10,000 per hour. This law aims to deter businesses from allowing skimming devices, thereby protecting consumers' personal information.

New York A08759 imposes fines up to $10,000 per hour on businesses with skimming devices operating for over an hour.

New York A08759 amends the general business law to impose fines on businesses where skimming devices are found operating for more than one hour. Skimming is defined as obtaining a consumer's personal identifying information through unauthorized means. Businesses found to have such devices in operation for over an hour face a civil penalty of up to $10,000 per hour. This law aims to deter businesses from allowing skimming devices, thereby protecting consumers' personal information.