Bill
HB 1049
Prohibit Use of Personally Identifying Feature
HB 1049 restricts use of biometric identifiers without explicit legal authorization, seeking to curb surveillance and protect personal privacy in Colorado.
Bill
HB 1049
HB 1049 restricts use of biometric identifiers without explicit legal authorization, seeking to curb surveillance and protect personal privacy in Colorado.
HB 1049 would prohibit the use of personally identifying features—likely referring to biometric data such as facial recognition, fingerprints, iris scans, or similar identifiers—in contexts where current law does not explicitly permit such use. The bill appears designed to create constraints on how government or private entities can collect, use, or share biometric information without clear legal authorization.
Biometric technology has expanded rapidly in law enforcement, retail, and digital services, often with minimal public awareness or consent. This bill addresses growing concerns about privacy, surveillance capabilities, and the potential for misuse of sensitive biological data. The outcome affects how much control individuals have over their personal information in an increasingly digitized society.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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