Florida Digital Bill of Rights

Florida's comprehensive privacy law, enacted in SB 262 (2023). Unlike most state privacy laws, its core consumer-rights duties reach only very large companies (over $1 billion in revenue plus an ad-revenue, smart-speaker, or app-store test), but its rule against selling sensitive data without consent applies to for-profit businesses of any size. It also bars devices from surveilling users through voice, facial, video, or audio features when not in active use, and requires search engines to disclose ranking parameters, including political prioritization. The Attorney General's first enforcement action, against Roku (filed October 2025), was resolved in June 2026 with Roku committing to child-protection changes estimated at $25 million and no civil fine.