Tennessee HB2212 amends state laws to prohibit state agencies and local governments from purchasing personal data without a warrant.
Tennessee HB2212 amends various titles of the Tennessee Code to introduce the "Fourth Amendment is Not for Sale Act." This act prohibits state agencies and local governmental entities from knowingly purchasing, licensing, or obtaining personal information or sensitive data from controllers without a warrant, as required by law. Exceptions include obtaining data to prevent imminent danger to an individual or the public, with the individual's written consent, or if required by federal law or court order.
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