United States of America: New York City: Tenant Data Privacy Bill

On 1 January 2023, Bill Int 1760-2019, on tenant data privacy, is fully implemented as the private right of action against smart access system owners who unlawfully sell tenant data has become enforceable.

On 29 July 2021, Bill Int 1760-2019, on tenant data privacy, has been partially implemented. The bill requires the owner of buildings utilizing a smart access system (e.g. fob system, biometric identifier) to obtain the consent of tenants for the us…

On 30 May 2021, Bill Int 1760-2019, on tenant data privacy, has been made into law after the mayor did not veto or sign the bill within the 30-day deadline. The bill will require the owner of buildings that utilize a smart access system (e.g. fob sy…

On 29 April 2021, Bill Int 1760-2019, on tenant data privacy, has been adopted by the New York City Council and sent to the mayor for signing. If made into law, the bill would require the owner of buildings that utilize a smart access system (e.g. f…

On 17 October 2019, Bill Int 1760-2019, on tenant data privacy, is introduced in the New York City Council. If passed, the bill would require the owner of buildings that utilize a smart access system (e.g. fob system, biometric identifier) to obtain…