Connecticut Expands Privacy Requirements for Sensitive Data, AI, and Profiling

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Connecticut amended its comprehensive privacy law in 2026, lowering the Connecticut Data Privacy Act’s (CTDPA) applicability thresholds and expanding requirements for sensitive data, artificial intelligence, profiling, automated decision-making, facial recognition, precise geolocation, and consumer rights, setting the state near the forefront of U.S. privacy laws….
By: Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass
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