What does Florida · Digital Bill of Rights cover?

Controller duties & assessments. It applies to: Controllers under Florida's FDBR.

What does the Regulayer pack for Florida · Digital Bill of Rights prove?

Security records, 45-day consumer-request signals, deletion-record retention, and assessment references. The record is signed and tamper-evident, and anyone can verify it free, without an account.

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Florida · Digital Bill of Rights

Controller duties & assessments.

Applies to: Controllers under Florida's FDBR. Built · effective 1 Jul 2024

What the signed record shows

Security records, 45-day consumer-request signals, deletion-record retention, and assessment references.

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Citation: Fla. Stat. §501.71/.706/.713

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What the statute requires, section by section

Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR), Fla. Stat. sections 501.701 to 501.722 (Chapter 501, Part V; enacted by Ch. 2023-201 / SB 262). Provisions addressed:

§ 501.71: Controller duties; § 501.71(1)(b) reasonable administrative, technical and physical data security practices; non-discrimination; sensitive-data / known-child consent.
§ 501.706: Controller response to consumer requests within 45 days (one 15-day extension); § 501.706(6)(a) requires retaining a record of a deletion request and the minimum data to keep the deletion enforced.
§ 501.713: Data protection assessments for heightened-risk processing. Effective 1 July 2024. (NOTE: § 501.72 is Department of Legal Affairs enforcement, not a data-security section; the DPA requirement is § 501.713.)

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