Virginia SB615 prohibits online device pricing based on certain personal data.
Virginia SB615, the Consumer Data Protection Act, prohibits controllers and processors from generating prices for consumers based on specific personal data during online transactions. This includes data such as racial or ethnic origin, software presence, precise geolocation, and personal data from children. The act aims to protect consumer privacy by preventing the use of sensitive personal information in pricing decisions.
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