An act relating to consumer data privacy and online surveillance

Summary

The bill adds Chapter 61A to Vermont statutes, establishing a Data Privacy and Online Surveillance Act. It defines who is a consumer, what counts as personal, biometric and health data, and sets clear standards for obtaining consent before data is processed. The goal is to give Vermonters stronger control over how companies collect, use, and share their information.

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