This bill creates causes of action related to subcutaneous identification devices and restricts the use of facial recognition technology in Kentucky.
If you use facial recognition technology in Kentucky, you must comply with new restrictions or face legal action.
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What This Means
Senate Bill 280 introduces significant privacy protections in Kentucky by establishing legal actions against the subcutaneous implantation of identification devices and regulating the use of facial recognition technology. This bill aims to safeguard individuals' rights concerning biometric data and its implications in civil actions. Businesses utilizing such technologies will need to navigate these new legal landscapes carefully.
Key Provisions
- Creates a cause of action for subcutaneous implantation of identification devices.
- Restricts the use of facial recognition technology and biometric identifiers.
- Establishes a cause of action for misuse of facial recognition technology or biometric identifiers.
- Prohibits the use of facial recognition technology as evidence in legal proceedings.
Latest Legislative Action
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Bill Sponsors
| Name | Role | District |
|---|---|---|
| Adrienne Southworth R | Sponsor | SD-007 |
Compliance Checklist
Who: Businesses and organizations using facial recognition technology.
Penalty: Legal action for non-compliance.
Who: Entities utilizing biometric data.
Penalty: Legal action for misuse.
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