New Jersey A1923 prohibits commercial mobile service providers and mobile app developers from disclosing customers' GPS data to third parties without.
New Jersey A1923 aims to protect customers' privacy by prohibiting commercial mobile service providers and mobile application developers from disclosing customers' global positioning system (GPS) data to third parties without the customers' consent. The bill requires developers to notify customers and obtain their affirmative consent before sharing GPS data. Exceptions apply if the disclosure is required by law, regulation, law enforcement, legal process, or court order.
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