SB 2779 — Mississippi Consumer Data Privacy Act
SB 2779, titled the Mississippi Consumer Data Privacy Act, aimed to establish consumer data privacy protections within the state. The bill was introduced in the 2025 legislative session but ultimately died in committee. It would have addressed consumer rights related to personal data collection and usage, falling under the privacy and surveillance harm domain.
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