A group of New York lawmakers introduced the Biometric Privacy Act. The proposed bill would require private entities in possession of biometric information to develop written policies outlining data retention and deletion schedules, as well as obtain consent before sharing any data. The bill would also prohibit organizations from selling, leasing, trading and profiting from biometric data they hold.
NY lawmakers introduce biometric privacy law
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