Nevada. Sectoral privacy. Act

NRS 603A privacyNevada online privacy notice and sale opt-out law (NRS 603A.300–603A.360)

In force
Partly verifiedMedium confidence. Not re-verified against a primary source in this session (search budget exhausted); details from established knowledge.

§1Summary

Synopsis

Requires operators of commercial websites and online services that collect covered information from Nevada consumers to post a privacy notice and to honour requests not to sell covered information.

Key themes
  • privacy notice
  • sale opt-out
  • data brokers
  • designated request address
Unique features

Narrow 'sale' definition (monetary consideration to a person who licenses or sells further); applies with no threshold.

SaaS relevance

Consumer-facing SaaS with Nevada users needs a compliant notice and a channel for sale opt-out requests.

§2Obligations

Extraterritorial
Yes
Breach notification
See NRS 603A.220 (separate)
DPO
No
Cross-border transfers
None
Maximum penalty
Up to $5,000 per violation

§3Dates

Key dates
  • Adopted
  • In force
  • SB 220 (2019) added sale opt-out from 2019-10-01; SB 260 (2021) extended to data brokers.

§4Text and authority

Text
Authority
Nevada Attorney General

§5Where it applies

Domestic law of
Nevada

§6Sources and verification

Sources consulted
Verification

Medium confidence.

Partly verifiedMedium confidence. Not re-verified against a primary source in this session (search budget exhausted); details from established knowledge.