Lets members of Congress, their immediate family members, and designated congressional staff ask federal agencies, data brokers, and businesses to keep their home addresses, phone numbers, school information, and other personal details out of public view.

• Lets at-risk individuals file notice of their status with federal agencies and request that agencies mark their covered information private, with removal from public content within 72 hours of a request.
• Makes it unlawful for data brokers to knowingly sell, license, trade, or purchase covered information of at-risk individuals.
• Requires persons and businesses that receive a written request to remove covered information from the internet within 72 hours and not transfer it, with exceptions for news, commentary, and information lawfully received from a federal source.
• Allows at-risk individuals whose information is made public in violation of the section to seek injunctive or declaratory relief in court, and states that the section does not limit press reporting or information sharing with government.

• Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee (Senate)

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