New York S06922 mandates businesses to provide customers free access to their personal information and details of any disclosures to third parties.

New York S06922, known as the "Right to Know Act," restricts the disclosure of personal information by businesses. It requires businesses to make available to customers, free of charge, access to or copies of all personal information they retain. Additionally, businesses must inform customers about the categories of personal information disclosed to third parties, the third parties receiving the information, and their contact details. The bill defines "personal information" broadly, including identity, financial, medical, and other sensitive data.

New York S06922 mandates businesses to provide customers free access to their personal information and details of any disclosures to third parties.

New York S06922, known as the "Right to Know Act," restricts the disclosure of personal information by businesses. It requires businesses to make available to customers, free of charge, access to or copies of all personal information they retain. Additionally, businesses must inform customers about the categories of personal information disclosed to third parties, the third parties receiving the information, and their contact details. The bill defines "personal information" broadly, including identity, financial, medical, and other sensitive data.