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Iowa requires breach notification in the most expedient time possible under Code 715C. Learn about biometric data coverage, AG reporting rules, and penalties.
Rhode Island biometric privacy laws under the RIDTPPA require opt-in consent for fingerprint and biometric data collection, with AG-enforced penalties up to $10,000 per violation.
Louisiana has no standalone biometric privacy law but protects biometric data through breach notification rules. Learn the 60-day notice requirements and penalties.
Nebraska biometric privacy laws require opt-in consent under the NDPA. Learn about definitions, penalties up to $7,500 per violation, exemptions, and breach notification rules.
Hawaii requires breach notification without unreasonable delay under HRS 487N. Learn about penalties up to $2,500, private right of action, and what triggers notice.
Washington requires data breach notification within 30 days and has one of the broadest PI definitions in the U.S. Learn reporting rules, AG notification, and private right of action.
North Dakota requires breach notification without unreasonable delay and AG notice at 250+ affected individuals. Penalties up to $5,000 per violation under N.D. Cent. Code 51-30.
Learn Florida's 30-day data breach notification deadline, penalty structure up to $500,000, AG reporting rules, and encryption safe harbor under Fla. Stat. 501.171.
Hawaii covers biometric data through its breach notification law (HRS Ch. 487N) and constitutional privacy rights. Learn what fingerprint, voiceprint, and iris data protections apply.
Wyoming requires data breach notification without unreasonable delay for private sector entities. Learn its broad PI definition including biometric data, enforcement rules, and safe harbors.
Learn Illinois data breach notification rules under 815 ILCS 530, including reporting timelines, AG notification thresholds, encryption safe harbor, and penalties.
New Mexico protects biometric data through its Data Breach Notification Act, requiring 45-day notification and AG reporting. No standalone biometric privacy law exists.