Delaware enacts HB 380: Key updates to the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act
Delaware has enacted HB 380, amending the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act with updated requirements for how personal data is collected, handled, or protected. The changes represent a legislative revision to the state's existing consumer privacy framework.
Why this matters: State privacy laws matter because they set the actual rules companies follow when they decide what data to collect and what rights you have over it. Delaware already had a privacy law. This update changes something about how it works. The details of what shifted, and for whom, are what privacy professionals need to dig into now. Amendments like this can quietly expand or shrink protections without much public notice.
Who should care: General readers · Privacy officers · Policy
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