Prohibits wearable technology companies from selling users' health information without consent.

Summary

The bill prohibits any wearable technology company—or any entity that controls or is controlled by one—from selling a consumer’s health information collected through wearable devices unless the consumer provides express written consent. It applies to all companies that develop, sell, or offer wearable technology that captures data such as heart rate, sleep patterns, and activity. The measure aims to strengthen privacy protections for personal health data.

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