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Oklahoma Advances Privacy Law
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Executive Summary
Oklahoma is set to enact a broad consumer privacy law giving residents data rights and limiting business use of personal data
- SB 546 passed the Oklahoma House 84-4 and awaits final gubernatorial action
- The bill would cover businesses processing data of 100000 consumers or 25000 with data-sale revenue
- Residents would gain rights to access correct delete and port personal data
- Consumers could opt out of targeted ads data sales and some profiling decisions
- Controllers must complete data protection assessments for high-risk processing
- The Oklahoma Attorney General would enforce the law with a 30-day cure period
- Civil penalties could reach 7500 dollars per violation with no private right of action
Quick Facts
- What: Advancing a comprehensive consumer data privacy law
- Where: Oklahoma state government in Oklahoma City
- Why: To give residents data rights and regulate business data use
- Who: Oklahoma lawmakers and Governor Kevin Stitt
- When: House passage on February 19 2026
Coverage Timeline: 34 Days
Featured Article
Oklahoma House approves SB 546 on February 19 2026 in Oklahoma City, enacting a state privacy law.
Additional Articles
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Oklahoma legislature sent Senate Bill 546 to Gov. Kevin Stitt in 2025 to establish statewide consumer data privacy rights, with exclusive attorney general enforcement and an effective date of July 1.
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Oklahoma lawmakers approved Senate Bill 546 on Feb. 19, 2026 in Oklahoma City, forwarding a Virginia-style comprehensive privacy law to the Senate and governor.
Oklahoma SB 546 creates consumer privacy rights and controller compliance duties, effective January 1, 2027, with Oklahoma attorney general enforcement and a 30-day cure period.
Oklahoma Governor Stitt signed the Act relating to data privacy on March 20, 2026, with enforcement starting January 1, 2027.
Oklahoma, after Gov. Kevin Stitt signed a new data privacy law, requires covered companies to support data access, deletion, and targeted-ad opt-out requests enforced by the state attorney general.
Oklahoma SB546 grants Oklahoma residents privacy rights covering personal data access, portability, profiling opt-out, and non-discrimination, with 45-day controller response timelines.
Oklahoma lawmakers signed SB546 privacy legislation, creating 2027 consumer access, deletion, and targeted-ad opt-out rights enforced by the state attorney general.
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Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt signed SB 546 into law on March 20, 2026, establishing the Oklahoma Consumer Data Privacy Act effective January 1, 2027.
Consumer Reports urges Governor Stitt to veto SB 546 after passage by Oklahoma Legislature in Oklahoma City.