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HB 263·AL·house

Biological and neural data of individuals; certain disclosures, transfers, and use by a health and fitness app prohibited without express consent, Attorney General authorized to enforce, civil penalties provided

Passed One ChamberFiled Jan 15, 2026
Sponsor: Ben Robbins (R)
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Reported Out of Committee Second House

Mar 11, 2026

Summary

The bill defines “biological and neural data” as information about a person’s body, brain activity, or related functions that can uniquely identify them. It bars health and fitness apps from disclosing, transferring, or using that data unless the individual gives express consent, and gives the Alabama Attorney General authority to enforce civil penalties. The measure is intended to safeguard sensitive personal health information.

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