Connecticut Amends Privacy Law for a Third Time and Introduces New Requirements for Data Brokering, Personalized Pricing, Using Facial Recognition, Selling Geolocation Data, and More
Connecticut has amended its state privacy law for the third time, adding new requirements around data brokering, personalized pricing, facial recognition technology, and the sale of geolocation data. The changes expand the scope of obligations on businesses that collect and monetize personal information about Connecticut residents.
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