Washington HB1671 regulates personal data privacy, requiring controllers to conduct data protection assessments and implement security measures.
Washington HB1671 mandates that controllers conducting data processing activities that pose heightened risks to consumers must conduct and document data protection assessments. Controllers must also establish and maintain data security practices to protect personal data. The bill outlines specific consumer rights, including the right to confirm data collection, access personal data, and opt out of targeted advertising and data sales. It also details responsibilities for processors, including adhering to controller instructions and assisting in data protection assessments.
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