technical correction; privacy policies; agencies
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Overview
This bill makes a technical correction to Arizona law regarding privacy policies on state government websites. Specifically, it updates Section 18-202 of the Arizona Revised Statutes to require state agencies to clearly disclose their online information gathering and dissemination practices. The updated policy must detail what services are offered, what information is collected from users, user options, how the information is used, and whether it's shared with others. It also requires agencies to describe the security measures they use to protect user information.
Key provisions
- Requires state agencies to have a privacy policy statement on their websites.
- The policy must disclose information gathering practices.
- The policy must describe user options and alternatives.
- The policy must outline how agency uses collected information.
- The policy must detail information sharing practices.
- The policy must describe security measures protecting user information.
Who is affected
- State Agencies
- Website Users
- Arizona Residents
Notable changes
- Updates the requirements for privacy policies on state government websites.
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