New Jersey S3181 prohibits public and private entities from collecting biometric identifier information without clear notice.
New Jersey S3181 prohibits public and private entities from collecting, retaining, converting, storing, or sharing biometric identifier information unless they post clear and conspicuous notice at every common entryway. The bill defines "biometric surveillance system" to include technologies like facial, iris, retina, voice, fingerprint, or palm recognition. Violators face civil penalties of $5,000 for a first offense and $10,000 for subsequent violations, with a pattern of five or more violations within 30 days constituting a fourth-degree crime.
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