KentuckyKentuckyLawHB 692

Automatic content recognition data consent

Amends the Kentucky Consumer Data Protection Act to bar controllers from collecting automatic content recognition data from smart monitors and TVs without consumer consent.

EnactedIntroducedCommitteeFloorLaw

Signed by the governor (Acts Ch. 118)Apr 13 7 months ago

Body: Kentucky General Assembly
Session: 2026
Introduced: Feb 23
Takes effect: Jul 1, 2027in 7 months
Votes: House 92-0, Senate 38-0, House concurrence 88-0
Sponsors: R (Republican)Republican
Topics: Privacy Data

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Timeline

Apr 13 7 months ago
Signed by the governor (Acts Ch. 118)
Mar 31 7 months ago
Passed Senate 38-0 with committee substitute; House concurred 88-0
Mar 13 8 months ago
Passed House 92-0
Feb 23 8 months ago
Introduced in House

Sponsors

R (Republican)Josh Branscum

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