Summary
- Vermont has amended its data broker law with Act 138, signed by Governor Phil Scott, set to take effect on January 1, 2027.
- The law broadens the definition of “brokered personal information” and introduces new obligations for data brokers, including expanded disclosures and a duty to verify downstream users.
- Registration fees have surged from $100 to $900, with daily penalties for non-compliance significantly increased.
- Companies must prepare for stricter data handling requirements and higher stakes as they align with this comprehensive legal framework.
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