Utah HB0450 amends data privacy laws, requiring governmental entities to obtain legislative authorization for high-risk surveillance activities and.
Utah HB0450 amends data privacy laws by requiring governmental entities to obtain authorization from their legislative bodies before implementing high-risk surveillance activities, such as facial recognition systems or persistent aerial surveillance. These activities must be included in annual reports. The bill restructures the Utah Privacy Commission to include representatives from various sectors, including state agencies, cities, counties, public education, and higher education.
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