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The American Personal Data Privacy and Control Act

Status: HopperSession: September 2026 Senate SessionIssue: Privacy

Summary

Establishes nationwide consumer data rights, limits data sales and targeted advertising, requires consent for sensitive-data use, and mandates security and breach notifications. The FTC and state attorneys general would enforce scaled rules that preserve legitimate law-enforcement access.

Full text

This bill would establish nationwide privacy protections for personal data collected by technology companies, giving individuals the right to access, correct, transfer, and delete their data; opt out of its sale, targeted advertising, and discriminatory uses; and receive clear notice about collection and retention practices. Covered companies would be required to minimize data collection, obtain affirmative consent before processing sensitive information, maintain reasonable security safeguards, and promptly notify consumers and the Federal Trade Commission of significant breaches. The Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general would enforce the law, with protections for legitimate law-enforcement access and small businesses through scaled compliance requirements.

Sponsor

Jamal BennettDemocratic Party

Cosponsors

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