Ohio Privacy Act restricts state agencies from collecting and sharing private information without proper authorization.
The Ohio Privacy Act aims to protect the privacy and personal information of Ohio residents by limiting state agencies' collection and disclosure of private data. State agencies are prohibited from collecting private information related to an individual's citizenship or immigration status unless required by law. Additionally, state agencies cannot disclose private information unless it is directly connected with the administration of their programs. The act outlines specific penalties for violations, including fines up to $750 per violation.
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