regulate how broadband internet access service providers use customer data.
Deferred to the 41st legislative day — House Commerce and Energy, Passed
Summary
The bill would make South Dakota broadband internet providers ask customers for explicit permission before they can use, disclose, sell, or otherwise share personal information. It defines the data covered, limits how long it can be kept, and forces providers to give clear, free, and revocable consent mechanisms. The measure aims to protect privacy while still allowing necessary service and emergency uses.
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