HB 1115 — Consumer Data Protection Act; Social Media Platforms
HB 1115 introduces a Consumer Data Protection Act focused on social media platforms in Virginia. The bill aims to enhance consumer data privacy by imposing requirements on how social media companies collect, use, and disclose personal data. It is currently under review in the Communications, Technology and Innovation committee. The legislation addresses privacy and surveillance concerns related to data handling by digital platforms.
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