H 3510
An Act relative to internet service provider data
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Bill overview
This bill aimed to establish greater transparency and accountability regarding the data collected by internet service providers (ISPs) in Massachusetts. It sought to require ISPs to provide consumers with information about the types of data they collect, how that data is used, and with whom it is shared. The bill also proposed to limit the ability of ISPs to sell or share certain consumer data without explicit consent. Ultimately, the bill failed to pass.
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Primary sponsor
Jr. Bradley H. Jones
Cosponsors
Jr. Bradley H. Jones
Kimberly N. Ferguson
Paul K. Frost
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