Pennsylvania HB1822 aims to protect personal data of public servants and their families from being disclosed by data brokers.
HB1822 introduces measures to safeguard the personal data of public servants and their families, including judges, lawmakers, and other officials, from being disclosed by data brokers. The bill defines "covered persons" as public servants and their associated family members and support staff. It mandates that data brokers cease disclosing protected information, which includes home addresses, phone numbers, and other personal identifiers, upon request. The bill provides for both civil and criminal enforcement, with penalties for violations. The act takes effect immediately upon enactment.
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