Nevada

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Passed Date	—
Effective Date	—
Law Text URL	—
Right to Know in Nevada	No
Right to Delete in Nevada	No
Right to Opt Out of Sales in Nevada	No
Right to Correct in Nevada	No
Right to Non-Discrimination in Nevada	No
Authorized Agent in Nevada	No

Your Rights as a Nevada Resident

Nevada residents have limited privacy rights compared to residents of states with comprehensive privacy laws. The specific rights available depend on the type of information and the entity collecting it.

Right to opt out of data sales: You can request that website operators and data brokers stop selling your personal information to third parties, which under Nevada law is defined as the exchange of information for monetary consideration
Right to privacy notice: Website operators must provide clear information about what personal data they collect and how they use it
Right to health data protections: For health-related information, you have broader rights including access, deletion, and correction, but only from certain regulated entities
Right to submit requests through designated channels: Companies must provide at least one method (email, phone, or website) for you to submit opt-out requests
Right to timely responses: Companies must respond to valid opt-out requests within 60 days, with possible 30-day extensions

Notably absent are comprehensive rights to access, delete, or correct personal information for most types of data, which are available in more robust state privacy laws[1][2].

Official Resources and Contact Information

Nevada Legislature

The Nevada Legislature meets biennially and is responsible for enacting privacy legislation. You can contact your representatives about privacy concerns or track upcoming privacy-related bills.

General Legislative Information:
Nevada Legislative Building
401 S. Carson Street, Carson City, NV 89701
Phone: 775-684-6800
Website: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/

Find Your Representatives:
Use the legislature’s district lookup tool: https://www.leg.state.nv.us/division/research/library/faq/whichlegislatorrepresents.html

Legislative Contact Information:
Research and Constituent Services: 775-684-6740
Senate: 775-684-1400 or Senate@lcb.state.nv.us
Assembly: 775-684-8555

Nevada Attorney General – Consumer Protection

The Attorney General’s Bureau of Consumer Protection enforces Nevada’s privacy laws and handles consumer complaints about privacy violations.

Consumer Protection Hotline: 702-486-3132
Official Complaints: Can be filed online through the Attorney General’s website or by mailing in a complaint form

Statewide Offices:
Carson City: 775-684-1100
Las Vegas: 702-486-3420
Reno: 775-687-2100
Email: AgInfo@ag.nv.gov
Website: https://ag.nv.gov/

Filing Privacy Complaints

For violations of the state’s online privacy law, residents should file formal complaints with the Attorney General’s office, as this is the primary enforcement authority. Email or voicemail reports are not considered official complaints.

Official complaint filing information: https://ag.nv.gov/About/Consumer_Protection/Bureau_of_Consumer_Protection/

Contact the Bureau of Consumer Protection directly for guidance on filing complaints about privacy violations or to report suspicious data practices by businesses operating in Nevada.