Vermont S0070 regulates data brokers by requiring them to register, undergo audits, and notify consumers of security breaches.
Vermont S0070 introduces measures to regulate data brokers, focusing on protecting consumer privacy. The bill mandates that data brokers register annually with the Secretary of State, pay a registration fee, and undergo audits every three years to ensure compliance with privacy standards. It also requires data brokers to notify consumers and the Attorney General of any security breaches involving their personal information. Additionally, the bill establishes an accessible deletion mechanism for consumers to request the removal of their personal information from data brokers.
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