Requires small businesses, as defined by the United States Small Business Administration, to receive consent from consumers before selling consumers’ sensitive data;*
Why carve out exceptions.....
this post was submitted on 27 Jun 2023
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We all know why, they are on their payroll
My theory is that small businesses are exempt, expect for consent.
I have to read the entire bill, to get an idea of exactly how it is worded, and what is intended.
I'll be back shortly
ok... so unfortunately 'small businesses', which is dependent upon the SBA's definiton, seem to be exempt expect for the 'consent' clause
That is unfortunate, thanks for taking the time to read it
No idea... Im used to that in Texas
Requires consent before a company is allowed to sell biometric data. I can’t believe that’s legal at all.