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FDBR
Déclaration des droits numériques de la Floride
QuandEn vigueur depuis le 1er juillet 2024
Qui en assure l’applicationProcureur général de Floride
À qui elle s’appliquePrincipalement les très grandes entreprises : les obligations essentielles s’appliquent aux sociétés dont le chiffre d’affaires mondial dépasse $1 milliard et qui remplissent des critères supplémentaires, bien que certaines dispositions visent davantage d’entreprises.
SeuilsEntreprises à but lucratif dont le chiffre d’affaires mondial dépasse $1 milliard et qui tirent également 50%+ de la publicité en ligne,…
Opposition universelleAucune obligation de respecter les signaux universels de refus ou de confidentialité globale
Période de régularisationDélai de régularisation discrétionnaire de 45 jours, au choix du département des Affaires juridiques
Délai de réponse aux demandes45 jours, prolongeable une fois de 15 jours moyennant information
Sanction maximaleJusqu’à $50,000 par violation, triplé en cas de manquements concernant des enfants, la suppression ou la rectification, et s…
Action privéeAucun droit d’action privé
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Champ d'application
Seuils
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For-profit businesses with over $1 billion global revenue that also earn 50%+ from online ads, run a smart speaker service, or run a 250,000-app store.Fla. Stat. § 501.702(9) · source ↗
Exemptions
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Entity-level exemptions for GLBA financial institutions, HIPAA covered entities and business associates, nonprofits, postsecondary schools and state agencies, plus data-level carve-outs.Fla. Stat. §§ 501.703(2), 501.704 · source ↗
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Données sensibles et mineurs
Données sensibles
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Opt-in consent to process or sell sensitive data (race, religion, health, sexual orientation, immigration, genetic, biometric, known child, precise geolocation).Fla. Stat. §§ 501.702(31), 501.71(2)(d), 501.715 · source ↗
Consumers also have a right to opt out of sensitive data processing, § 501.705(2)(f). Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Enfants et adolescents
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Child means under 18; under-13 data follows COPPA, and ages 13 to 17 must give affirmative authorization to process or sell sensitive data.Fla. Stat. §§ 501.702(6), 501.71(2)(d), 501.715 · source ↗
Treble penalties for violations involving known children (§ 501.72(1)(a)). Separate online-platform duties for minors in Fla. Stat. § 501.1735 were not read in this pass. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Minimisation des données
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Collection limited to what is adequate, relevant and reasonably necessary for disclosed purposes.Fla. Stat. § 501.71(1)(a) · source ↗
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Droits des consommateurs
Droits
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Access, correct, delete, portability, opt out of sale, targeted ads, profiling, sensitive data processing, and voice or facial recognition collection (9 rights).Fla. Stat. § 501.705(2)(a)-(g) · source ↗
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Délai de réponse aux demandes
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45 days, extendable once by 15 days with notice; compliance confirmation within 60 days.Fla. Stat. § 501.706(2), (4) · source ↗
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Recours
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Internal appeal; controller must answer in writing within 60 days. No AG contact route is required in the appeal section.Fla. Stat. § 501.707 · source ↗
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Opposition universelle
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No requirement to honor universal opt-out or global privacy signals.Fla. Stat. Part V, ch. 501 (no provision) · source ↗
Absence confirmed for §§ 501.71 and 501.705 only. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Obligations des entreprises
Évaluations
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Documented assessments for targeted ads, sale, risky profiling, sensitive data and other heightened-risk processing.Fla. Stat. § 501.713 · source ↗
Applies to processing generated on or after July 1, 2023. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Contrats de sous-traitance
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Contract must set instructions, data, duration, confidentiality, deletion, compliance information, assessments, and written subcontractor flow-down.Fla. Stat. § 501.712(2)-(3) · source ↗
No controller notice or objection right for subcontractors. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Politique de confidentialité
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Annual notice update plus mandatory 'NOTICE: This website may sell your sensitive/biometric personal data' statements and sale or targeted ads disclosure.Fla. Stat. § 501.711 · source ↗
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Programmes de fidélité
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Bona fide loyalty programs allowed; financial incentives need prior consent describing material terms and must not be coercive or usurious.Fla. Stat. § 501.71(2)(c), (3) · source ↗
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Données désidentifiées
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Deidentified data must stay deidentified with contract and process controls; pseudonymous data exempt with separation; disclosers must oversee contracts.Fla. Stat. § 501.714 · source ↗
No public commitment requirement found. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Application
Autorité de contrôle
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Department of Legal Affairs (Attorney General) enforces exclusively and must adopt rules; annual public enforcement report.Fla. Stat. § 501.72(1), (4), (5) · source ↗
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Période de régularisation
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Discretionary 45-day cure at the Department of Legal Affairs' option; none for violations involving known children.Fla. Stat. § 501.72(2) · source ↗
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Sanction maximale
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Up to $50,000 per violation, tripled for child-related, deletion or correction failures, and selling after opt-out.Fla. Stat. § 501.72(1) · source ↗
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Action privée
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No private cause of action.Fla. Stat. § 501.72(8) · source ↗
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Pouvoir réglementaire
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Department must adopt rules on authenticated requests, enforcement, data security and authorized agents.Fla. Stat. § 501.72(5) · source ↗
Status of adopted rules not confirmed in this pass; level 2 assigned. Unofficial reproduction of the Florida Statutes text (florida.public.law); official text at flsenate.gov.
Scores are our reading on the published rubric, checked 18 October 2026. Not legal advice.
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