VirginiaVirginiaLawHB 2307 / SB 1392

Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act

Creates a comprehensive consumer data privacy framework giving Virginia residents rights to access, correct, delete and opt out of the sale, targeted advertising and profiling use of their personal data.

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Approved by the governor (Chapter 35)Mar 2, 2021 5 years ago

Body: Virginia General Assembly
Session: 2021 1st Special Session
Introduced: Jan 20, 2021
In effect since: Jan 1, 20233 years ago
Votes: House 89-9, Senate 32-7, House concurred 85-8
Sponsors: D (Democrat)Democrat
Topics: Privacy Data

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Timeline

Jan 1, 2023 3 years ago
Takes effect
Mar 2, 2021 5 years ago
Approved by Governor Northam, Chapter 35
Feb 19, 2021 5 years ago
Passed Senate with substitute 32-7; House agreed 85-8
Jan 29, 2021 5 years ago
Passed House 89-9
Jan 20, 2021 5 years ago
Presented in House

Sponsors

D (Democrat)C.E. Cliff Hayes, Jr.
D (Democrat)David W. Marsden

VirginiaSB 338

Consumer Data Protection Act; precise geolocation data

Amends the Virginia Consumer Data Protection Act to bar controllers from selling consumers' precise geolocation data to third parties.

In forceApr 13

VirginiaSB 854

Consumer Data Protection Act; social media platforms and minors

Requires social media platforms to use commercially reasonable age screening and limit users under 16 to one hour per day per platform unless a parent consents to more.

In forceFeb 27

DelawareHB 380

Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act Amendments

Amends the Delaware Personal Data Privacy Act to align it with other states' laws, including lowering the applicability threshold to entities processing data of at least 15,000 consumers.

EnactedOct 3

Californiaunverified

Wearable technology privacy bill

This bill would have regulated wearable technology devices to address privacy concerns.

VetoedSep 30

CaliforniaSB 923

Consumer Privacy: Deletion Requests

Would expand the CCPA right to delete to all personal information a business has collected about a consumer and require businesses to offer an online method for submitting privacy requests.

EnactedSep 27

CaliforniaAB 883

Data Brokers: Deletion Mechanism: Elected Officials and Judges

Would shorten the Delete Act processing cycle for data brokers from 45 to 30 days and require notice to elected officials and judges that they can use the deletion mechanism.