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A small but increasing number of states are making laws aimed at protecting neural data privacy, covering devices that can read or augment users' brainwaves.

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Mont. Privacy Law Author Seeks Neural and Student Data Protections
January 24, 2025 by Adam Bender and Kara Thompson|Top News

Montana legislators mulled two privacy bills from the author of the state’s 2023 comprehensive law during hearings Thursday. At one livestreamed session, Montana Sen. Daniel Zolnikov (R) urged the Senate Energy and Telecom Committee to clear a fix of another data bill from that year, the Genetic Information Privacy Act. Later, during an Education Committee hearing, the state senator urged support for a bill that gives students “the right to be forgotten.”

Topics:Comprehensive Privacy Bills