Texas HB4636 regulates the collection and disclosure of consumers' driving and precise geolocation data.
Texas HB4636 amends the Business & Commerce Code to define "real-time driving data" and "sensitive data." It mandates that if a controller sells personal data that is precise geolocation data, they must include a notice stating, "NOTICE: We may sell your precise geolocation data." The notice must be posted in the same location and manner as other privacy notices. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.
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