New Jersey A5328 regulates data brokers and collectors, requiring registration, data security practices, and prohibiting certain data sales.
New Jersey A5328 regulates data brokers and data collectors by requiring them to register annually with the Division of Consumer Affairs and pay a fee based on the number of consumers whose data they process. The bill mandates data security practices to protect consumer data and prohibits the sale of sensitive data. It also requires data brokers and collectors to submit detailed information about their data practices, including opt-out methods and data security measures. The Division of Consumer Affairs will maintain a public registry of these entities.
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