United States of America: Rejected Indiana Consumer Privacy Bill

On 14 March 2022, the Indiana legislative session closed while the Consumer Privacy Bill (HB 1261) was not yet adopted by the Indiana House of Representatives. Therefore, the bill is rejected. The Act would have applied to all companies operating in Indiana surpassing a certain threshold of daily visitors. Particularly, the Act would have given consumers the right of access, deletion and correction of data, and the right to deny certain use of personal data.