action postponed indefinitely
Summary
The Consumer Information and Data Protection Act sets out clear definitions for terms like personal data, biometric data, consent, and who is responsible for processing that data. It applies to any person or entity that decides how consumer information is used and gives the state power to enforce the rules and impose civil penalties. The aim is to give New Mexico residents stronger privacy protections and hold data handlers accountable.
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