Biometric and genetic privacy bills emerged in Hawaii and Montana on Wednesday.
Neural Privacy
Neural privacy addresses how brain-computer interfaces (BCIs) and neurotechnology handle data from brain activity, emotional responses, and cognitive patterns. As devices begin decoding neural signals, questions around consent, biometric protection, and surveillance are moving to the forefront of privacy law. Regulators are considering whether neural data should be treated like biometric identifiers under laws such as BIPA or GDPR. This page covers emerging legal frameworks, technological developments, and policy proposals defining privacy rights in the neuroscience space.
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