Your Rights as a Florida Resident

The Florida Digital Bill of Rights grants you specific protections regarding your personal data, though these rights only apply to very large technology companies that meet the law’s strict requirements.

• Right to know what data is collected: You can confirm whether a covered company is processing your personal data and request access to that information[3][8]
• Right to delete personal information: You can request deletion of personal data that companies have collected about you, regardless of how they obtained it[3][9]
• Right to opt out of data sales: You can choose to stop companies from selling your personal data, using it for targeted advertising, or for certain types of profiling[3][9]
• Right to correct inaccurate data: You can request that companies fix errors in your personal information, though they may offer self-service correction tools instead[3][8]

Companies must respond to your requests within 45 days, with a possible 15-day extension for complex cases. You also have the right to appeal if a company refuses your request[3][8].

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