New York S06867 amends the general business law to prohibit internet service providers from selling personal information and requires them to keep.
New York S06867 amends the general business law by adding a new section that prohibits internet service providers from selling personal information. The bill defines "personal information" as any data that can identify, describe, or be associated with an individual, including names, addresses, and financial information. Internet service providers must keep this information confidential unless the subscriber consents to sharing it. The bill also mandates that providers inform subscribers about their right to request confidentiality for their email addresses.
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