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SB 2875

CONSUMER DATA PRIVACY

104th Regular Session Introduced by Laura Murphy

SB 2875 establishes consumer data privacy protections in Illinois requiring businesses to limit personal data collection, use, and sharing with consumer consent rights and enforcement mechanisms.

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Bill Summary · SB 2875

Legislative bill overview

SB 2875 is Illinois consumer data privacy legislation sponsored by Senator Laura Murphy that establishes rules for how businesses collect, use, and protect personal consumer data. The bill was recently introduced and referred to committee assignments for initial consideration.

Why is this important

Data privacy is increasingly critical as companies collect vast amounts of personal information for commercial purposes. Illinois residents currently lack comprehensive state-level privacy protections similar to laws in California, Colorado, and Virginia, making this legislation potentially significant for consumer rights and business compliance requirements.

Potential points of contention

  • Business compliance costs: Companies may argue implementation costs are substantial, while privacy advocates may counter that protections are insufficient or exemptions too broad
  • Scope and exemptions: Disputes likely over which businesses are covered, what data qualifies as "personal," and which industries receive carve-outs
  • Enforcement and liability: Questions about whether consumers can sue directly, what penalties apply, and whether the state Attorney General has adequate resources to enforce provisions

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

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