Tennessee HB0630 amends consumer data privacy laws to enhance consumer control over personal data.
Tennessee HB0630 amends Title 47, Chapter 18 of the Tennessee Code to strengthen consumer privacy protections. It mandates that controllers must not use default settings for opting out of personal data processing. Instead, consumers must actively choose to opt out. The bill requires opt-out methods to be consumer-friendly, consistent with federal and state laws, and allow controllers to verify consumer residency. It also allows consumers to designate authorized agents to act on their behalf in opting out. The act takes effect July 1, 2025.
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