Requires controller or processor to de-identify personal data and prohibits re-identification of de-identified data.
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- Introduced
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- Passed General Assembly
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- Became Law
Overview
This bill requires controllers and processors of personal data in New Jersey to de-identify that data and prohibits them from re-identifying it. It establishes rules around data sale and processing, aiming to protect consumer privacy by preventing the linking of previously de-identified data to individuals. The bill also clarifies definitions related to data processing and establishes enforcement mechanisms through the Attorney General’s office.
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Primary sponsor
Joseph Pennacchio
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