On 24 January 2024, the Online Data Privacy Act was introduced to both the Senate and House of Representatives. The Bill outlines consumer rights regarding the deletion and opt-out of personal data processing, imposing responsibilities on data controllers to establish secure methods for exercising these rights and providing timely responses to consumer requests. The Bill also sets forth limitations on controllers and processors, ensuring compliance with existing laws and preserving data integrity and security. Additionally, it establishes rules and procedures governing data collection, processing, and disclosure, including prohibitions on discrimination and requirements for transparent privacy notices. Furthermore, the Bill designates the Office of the Attorney General to oversee compliance and assess data protection practices, ensuring adherence to its provisions while maintaining confidentiality.
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