Vermont committee reviews H.639 genetic data privacy bill, debates consent, warrants and cure period The Brown House Committee on Commerce & Economic Development reviewed draft amendment 1.1 to H.639 on Feb. 5, 2026, sharpening definitions for genetic and biometric data, requiring express consent and 30‑day destruction after revocation, and debating whether to allow a short private‑action 'cure period' and how law‑enforcement warrants should be handled.

Vermont's new genetic data privacy bill is on the table, with heated debates over consent, enforcement, and the rights of consumers.

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Tracy Rosenberg advocates for AB 302 to protect medical privacy rights in California Rosenberg emphasizes AB 302's protections against unauthorized disclosure of medical information.

California is on the brink of a major shift in medical privacy rights with Assembly Bill 302, which aims to fortify patient protections against unauthorized data sharing.

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Veröffentlichungen | INSIGHTS pieces Consumer Consent Regulation by Roland Strausz (HU Berlin) (with photo of him)

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Data collection boosts innovation and personalized offers. 🌟 But in imperfect markets, it can lead to price discrimination. 💰 Regulations like GDPR aim to empower consumers, yet loopholes remain. 🔗 Read the new INSIGHTS piece: berlinschoolofeconomics.de/insight/cons...