Consumer Privacy Act.

Summary

The bill creates the North Carolina Consumer Privacy Act, granting residents the right to see, delete, copy, and opt out of targeted ads or data sales. It applies to businesses that earn at least $25 million a year and handle the data of many North Carolina consumers, while exempting most government, health, education, and nonprofit entities. Funding is set aside for the state’s Justice Department to enforce the new rules.

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