Protecting Audio Privacy: Control Over Voice-Collecting Devices
This act aims to give citizens more control over how smart devices collect and use ambient sounds. Manufacturers will be required to disclose data collection practices, and users will gain the ability to deactivate this function. This is intended to protect personal privacy and data in daily life.
Key points
Mandatory Notifications: Manufacturers must clearly inform users about what sounds are collected by devices and for what purpose.
Right to Deactivate: Users will gain an easy way to turn off sound collection features on their devices.
Data Sharing Limitations: Audio data can only be shared in strictly defined situations, such as by court order, with user notification.
Shorter Data Retention: Companies cannot retain collected audio data longer than absolutely necessary.
Status:
Expired
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