New Jersey S1354 mandates de-identification of personal data by controllers and processors and bans re-identification of such data.
New Jersey S1354 amends existing law to require controllers and processors of personal data to de-identify the data before its sale. The bill defines de-identified data as information that cannot be reasonably used to infer details about an individual. It prohibits controllers and processors from re-identifying de-identified data, providing third parties with means to re-identify such data, or engaging in activities that facilitate re-identification.
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