Protecting Reproductive and Sexual Health Data Privacy
The "My Body, My Data Act" aims to give citizens more control over their private reproductive and sexual health information. Companies will only be able to collect and use this data when strictly necessary to provide a requested service. Citizens will gain the right to access, correct, and delete their data, and can sue companies for violations of these rights.
Key points
Companies can only collect and use reproductive health data when essential for a service you requested.
You have the right to access, correct, or delete your reproductive health data held by companies.
Companies must publish clear policies on how they handle your reproductive and sexual health information.
Companies cannot retaliate against you for exercising your data privacy rights.
You can sue a company for violating your rights under this act, and pre-dispute arbitration agreements are invalid.
Status:
Introduced
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