Comprehensive Privacy Law
Connecticut Data Privacy Act
Connecticut · Jul 1, 2023 (major amendment effective Jul 1, 2026)
Verify detailsA major 2025 amendment took effect July 1, 2026 and dramatically lowered the bar: it now applies at 35,000+ Connecticut residents, OR if you sell personal data of even a single resident, OR process sensitive data (health, biometric, genetic, precise geolocation, children's/teens' data, immigration status, and more) of even a single resident — the old 25%-of-revenue test is effectively gone. The amendment also added neural data, transgender/nonbinary status, and government ID numbers as new sensitive-data categories, plus a new AI-training-use disclosure duty.
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