Data privacy; processing of data regulated, consumer actions related to data authorized

Summary

HB 351 replaces numerous sections of the state code with new definitions for concepts such as biometric data, child, consumer, controller, processor, sensitive data, and others tied to data processing. The changes affect any individual, business, nonprofit, or government entity that handles personal data in Alabama by providing clearer, uniform language. The bill was enacted to standardize terminology used in current and future data‑privacy discussions.

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