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Active Legislation Updated Aug 04, 2026 Source oregonlegislature.gov
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On the books
What's the law in Oregon?
Enacted
OR HB 2008 (2025 Regular Session), Ch. 251
Prohibits sale of personal data when a business has actual knowledge a consumer is under 16. Restricts sale of precise geolocation data collected within a 1,750-foot radius of the consumer's location — no consent can override this ban. Enhanced sensitivity protections for all minors' data categories. Effective January 1, 2026.
Effective: Jan 01, 2026 Source →
Enacted
OR SB 619 (2023), Ch. 369 / ORS § 646A.570 et seq. (operative Jul 1, 2024)
Comprehensive privacy law covering entities processing data of 100,000+ Oregon consumers or 25,000+ if 25%+ of gross revenue comes from data sales. Consumer rights: access, correction, deletion, portability, opt-out (targeted advertising, data sales, significant-effect profiling). Recognizes universal opt-out mechanism signals. Expanded protections for sensitive data categories.
Effective: Jul 01, 2024 Source →
In motion
What's active right now?
Nothing actively moving in Oregon right now.
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