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HB 3667

BIPA-SECURITY PURPOSES

104th Regular Session Introduced by Jeff Keicher

HB 3667 expands BIPA exceptions, allowing private entities to collect biometric data without notice or consent for security purposes, shifting burden of proof to individuals.

Rule 19(a) / Re-referred to Rules Committee
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Bill Summary · HB 3667

HB 3667: BIPA-SECURITY PURPOSES

Summary

Main Purpose: This bill aims to amend the Illinois Biometric Information Privacy Act (BIPA) to provide additional exceptions for the collection, capture, purchase, and sale of biometric identifiers and biometric information for security purposes.

Key Provisions

  • Allows private entities to collect, capture, purchase, or otherwise obtain biometric identifiers and biometric information without providing prior notice or obtaining consent if the purpose is to enhance security and prevent identity theft or fraud.
  • Exempts private entities from BIPA's requirements for retaining schedules and permanently destroying biometric data within 3 years if the data is used for security purposes.
  • Permits private entities to disclose biometric data to government agencies, affiliates, or service providers for the purpose of enhancing security.
  • Shifts the burden of proof to the individual plaintiff to show that the private entity's use of biometric data was not for a security purpose.

Affected Parties

  • Private companies and organizations that collect or use biometric data, such as employers, retailers, financial institutions, and technology firms.
  • Individuals who provide biometric data to private entities, including employees, customers, and users of biometric-enabled services.
  • Government agencies that may receive biometric data from private entities for security purposes.

Timeline and Procedure

  • The bill was introduced in the Illinois General Assembly on March 4, 2025.
  • It has been referred to the Rules Committee for consideration.
  • If passed by the General Assembly and signed into law by the governor, the amendments to BIPA would take effect immediately.

Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.

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