Pennsylvania HB78 establishes consumer data privacy rights and duties for controllers and processors.
Pennsylvania HB78, known as the Consumer Data Privacy Act, outlines specific rights for consumers regarding their personal data. Consumers can confirm, correct, delete, and opt out of the sale of their personal data. Controllers must provide clear privacy notices, establish secure means for exercising rights, and conduct data protection assessments. Processors must assist controllers in compliance and adhere to controller instructions. The act exempts certain entities and data types, such as protected health information and public records.
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