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Florida State Privacy Law
Effective July 1, 2024

Florida Digital Bill of Rights
(FDBR)

The Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR) gives Florida residents rights over their personal data held by large tech companies with $1B+ in revenue.

FDBR
Law Abbreviation
$50,000
Max Fine Per Violation
45
Days to Respond
$1B+
Coverage Threshold
Your Rights Under FDBR

What the law gives you

The Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR) grants residents the following legally enforceable rights over their personal data:

Access
Know what personal data is collected and how it is used.
Delete
Request deletion of personal data held by covered controllers.
Correct
Correct inaccurate personal data.
Portability
Receive personal data in a portable, machine-readable format.
Opt Out
Opt out of targeted advertising, data sales, and profiling.
No Secret Profiling
Protection against secret profiling using personal data for consequential decisions.
How to Exercise Your Rights

Step by step

01
Submit a rights request to the company. Check their privacy policy for how.
02
The company must respond within 45 days, extendable to 90 days.
03
If denied, submit an internal appeal to the company.
04
Escalate to the Florida AG if the company fails to comply.
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Related Laws

Other privacy laws that protect you

CCPA — California → SB 362 — Delete Act → ADPA — Federal → All Your Rights →
FDBR questions
Florida privacy law,
explained.
Who is covered by Florida’s Digital Bill of Rights?
Only very large companies — those with $1 billion or more in global annual revenue that also operate a consumer smart speaker platform, app store, search engine, social media platform, or online cloud platform. This narrow scope limits its reach significantly.
Does Florida have stronger children’s protections?
Yes. The FDBR includes strong protections for minors, prohibiting targeted advertising to anyone under 18 and requiring age verification by covered platforms.
What fines can companies face?
Up to $50,000 per violation, trebled to $150,000 for violations involving minors. Only the Florida AG can bring enforcement actions.
How does ClickOff help me use my FDBR rights?
ClickOff acts as your authorized agent under the FDBR and all applicable state laws. Instead of sending individual deletion requests to hundreds of data brokers one by one, ClickOff submits on your behalf to 200+ brokers simultaneously — with a legal receipt generated instantly. Free forever.