Nevada. Sectoral privacy. Act
NRS 603A privacyNevada online privacy notice and sale opt-out law (NRS 603A.300–603A.360)
In force
Partly verified
Medium 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
- 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
- Authoritative text leg.state.nv.us
- Authority
- Nevada Attorney General
§5Where it applies
- Domestic law of
- Nevada
§6Sources and verification
- Sources consulted
- Verification
Medium confidence.
Partly verified
Medium confidence.Not re-verified against a primary source in this session (search budget exhausted); details from established knowledge.