Protecting Military Data: Banning Sale of Servicemember Information.
This new law aims to protect the privacy of current and former military servicemembers by prohibiting data brokers from selling their personal information to certain foreign nations. This measure enhances the security of servicemembers' data, reducing the risk of harmful exploitation. The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general will enforce these regulations, ensuring citizen protection.
Key points
Prohibition on Data Sales: Data brokers are banned from selling, reselling, or otherwise providing lists of military servicemembers' personal information to designated foreign nations.
Enhanced Privacy Protection: The act seeks to prevent the misuse of servicemembers' data by undesirable entities, thereby increasing their personal security.
Enforcement Powers: The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general are empowered to prosecute companies violating this ban, including imposing penalties and seeking compensation for affected individuals.
Status:
Expired
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