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HB3899 introduces significant changes to the regulation of consumer personal data in Oregon. It lowers the thresholds for compliance and imposes strict prohibitions on the processing of sensitive data for targeted advertising and profiling. Businesses that handle consumer data must be aware of these changes.
Key Provisions
Lowers thresholds for data processing regulations.
Prohibits processing sensitive data for targeted advertising.
Bans the sale of sensitive data.
Latest Legislative Action
In committee upon adjournment.
Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 19)
Name
Role
District
Anthony BroadmanD
Sponsor
SD-027
April DobsonD
Sponsor
HD-039
Courtney Neron MisslinD
Sponsor
SD-013
Dacia GrayberD
Sponsor
HD-028
David GombergD
Sponsor
HD-010
Farrah ChaichiD
Sponsor
HD-035
Hai PhamD
Sponsor
HD-036
Hoa NguyenD
Sponsor
HD-048
Jeffrey GoldenD
Sponsor
SD-003
Jules WaltersD
Sponsor
HD-037
Khanh PhamD
Sponsor
SD-023
Lesly MunozD
Sponsor
HD-022
Lisa FragalaD
Sponsor
HD-008
Mark GambaD
Sponsor
HD-041
Nathan SosaD
Sponsor
HD-030
Robert NosseD
Sponsor
HD-042
Thuy TranD
Sponsor
HD-045
Willy ChotzenD
Sponsor
HD-046
Wlnsvey CamposD
Sponsor
SD-018
Amendments (1)
House Committee On Commerce and Consumer Protection Amendment #-6Pending2025-04-03
Compliance Checklist
Assess data processing practices for compliance with new regulations Who: Data controllers processing consumer personal data Penalty: Potential penalties for non-compliance
Cease processing sensitive data for targeted advertising Who: Data controllers Penalty: Potential penalties for non-compliance
Full Legal Analysis
HB3899 modifies existing laws regarding the processing of consumer personal data in Oregon. It lowers the thresholds above which data controllers are subject to regulation, meaning more businesses will need to comply with these laws. The bill specifically prohibits controllers from processing sensitive data for targeted advertising or profiling that leads to significant legal effects. Additionally, it bans the sale of sensitive data altogether. Businesses must assess their data processing practices to ensure compliance with these new requirements. This bill reflects a growing trend towards stricter data protection measures.
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