Pennsylvania SB1350 regulates the collection, processing, and sale of reproductive health data and sexual health data by businesses in the state.
Pennsylvania SB1350 amends the Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law to establish rules for businesses handling reproductive health data and sexual health data. The bill defines terms such as "controller," "covered entity," "geofence," and "dark patterns." It mandates that businesses must obtain written consent from consumers before collecting or processing their reproductive health data or sexual health data. Consent must be in plain language, specify the data involved, and include an expiration date.
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