ILN Data Privacy Paper

USA - Illinois

Other key definitions A “data broker” is a covered entity whose principal source of revenue is derived from processing or transferring covered data that the entity did not collect directly from the associated individuals. This does not include employee data collected by and received from a third party for the sole purpose of providing benefits to the employee. The bill defines “biometric information” as covered data generated from the technological processing of an individual’s unique biological, physical, or physiological characteristics that can be linked to the individual. This can include fingerprints, voice prints, retina scans, or hand mapping. “Collection” refers to the buying, renting, gathering, obtaining, receiving, accessing, or otherwise acquiring covered data by any means. “Control” means an entity that has ownership of another entity, control over a voting majority, or the power to exercise controlling influence over the management of an entity. A “covered minor” refers to an individual under the age of 17. To “process” covered data refers to conducting or directing any operation on covered data, including analyzing, organizing, retaining, storing, using, or otherwise handling said data.

“Sensitive covered data” refers to the following: A government-issued identifier, such as a Social Security number, passport number, or driver's license number; Any information that describes or reveals the health condition or diagnosis of an individual; Financial account number or credit or debit card number; Precise geolocation information; Private communications such as text messages; Account or device log-in credentials; Information identifying sexual behaviour; Calendar information, address book information, audio recordings, or videos maintained for private use, regardless of what information is contained therein; Photos or videos showing nudity or partial nudity of an individual; Information revealing the video content requested or selected by an individual collected by a covered entity that is not a provider of a service; Information about an individual when the covered entity or service provider knows the individual is a covered minor; Race, color, ethnicity, religion, or union membership; Information identifying an individual’s online activity over time and across websites; Biometric information; Genetic information;

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