Requires disclosure of breach of security of geolocation data.
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Overview
This bill amends New Jersey law to require businesses and public entities to disclose breaches of security involving geolocation data. It expands the definition of ‘personal information’ to include geolocation, meaning that if a consumer’s location data is compromised in a security breach, the entity must notify the affected individuals. The bill aims to increase consumer awareness and protection regarding the security of their location information.
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