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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill, AB 302, aims to give individuals more control over their personal information. It requires businesses to refrain from selling or deleting personal information upon request, and it allows individuals and public officials to request that government agencies remove personal information from public publications. The bill also mandates that state and local elected officials and judges’ contact information be provided to the California Privacy Protection Agency and made available for deletion by individuals, and establishes penalties for non-compliance.
Key provisions
- Requires businesses to honor deletion requests for personal information.
- Authorizes individuals and public officials to request removal of their personal information from government publications.
- Mandates the California Privacy Protection Agency to obtain and maintain lists of state and local elected officials and California judges.
- Requires the California Privacy Protection Agency to upload these lists to the accessible deletion mechanism.
- Prohibits businesses from selling personal information if it poses an imminent and serious threat to an individual.
- Establishes civil penalties for businesses and governmental entities that fail to comply with the bill’s provisions.
- Requires governmental entities to take steps to prevent the publication of personal information upon request.
- Defines key terms related to personal information and data brokers.
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