Oklahoma HB3547 establishes the Parent Data Sovereignty Act of 2026, protecting student data privacy and parental rights.
Oklahoma HB3547, the Parent Data Sovereignty Act of 2026, aims to safeguard student data privacy and affirm parental rights. It prohibits the collection, retention, and disclosure of student data without parental consent, except for educational purposes. The act mandates that student data be treated as the property of the parent, not the state. It prohibits the sale, trade, or licensing of student data for commercial purposes. Parents have the right to obtain, correct, or delete their child's data and to opt out of certain data collection activities.
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