Consumer data rights
Should individuals have the right to access, delete, or control their personal data? 35 bills, 5 became law. Latest: California AB 883, became law, Sep 27.
- Open now
- 9
- Became law
- 0
The bills in New York
Can still move 9
- Can still moveRequires all state entities to notify affected individuals in the event of a data breach where information is compromisedPassed first chamber
- Can still moveRestricts the disclosure of personal information by businessesIn committee
- Can still moveRelates to data broker regulationIn committee
- Can still moveRestricts the disclosure of personal information by businessesIn committee
- Can still moveRelates to the personal information of a credit or debit card holderIn committee
- Can still moveEnacts the "autism data privacy protection act"In committee
- Can still moveRelates to enacting the New York child data privacy and protection actIn committee
- Can still moveEstablishes the privacy and security victims relief fundIn committee
- Can still moveRestricts the disclosure of personal information by businessesIn committee
Grouped by AI from the bills closest to Privacy, by the policy questions they address; showing those in New York. Bills in a group may take opposing positions. Grouping as of October 27, 2026. A bill is not a law until it is signed.
Other fights over Privacy
Government surveillance limits
Should the government be allowed to collect data on citizens without a warrant?
21 bills
Biometric data rules
Should businesses and schools be banned from using biometric technology to identify people?
14 bills
Surveillance pricing bans
Should companies be prohibited from using personal data to set individualized prices?
10 bills
Camera privacy standards
Should laws require consent or disclosure when cameras record people in public or private spaces?
7 bills