Your Rights as a Oklahoma Resident

Under the proposed Senate Bill 546, Oklahoma residents would gain several important privacy rights, though these are not yet in effect pending final legislative approval.

• Right to know what data is collected: You would have the right to request disclosure of what personal information businesses have collected about you and how they use it[1][2]
• Right to delete personal information: You could request that businesses delete your personal data, including information shared with third parties[7][2]
• Right to opt out of data sales: Businesses would be required to provide clear mechanisms for you to opt out of having your personal information sold to third parties[1][2]
• Right to correct inaccurate data: You would be able to request correction of incorrect personal information held by businesses[1][2]
• Right to non-discrimination: Businesses could not deny service or alter prices based on your exercise of privacy rights, though they could offer incentives for data sharing[7][2]

These rights would be enforced exclusively by the Oklahoma Attorney General, with no private right of action for individual consumers. Businesses would have 45 days to respond to consumer requests and could limit such requests to twice per 12-month period[7].

Official Resources and Contact Information

Oklahoma Legislature

The Oklahoma Legislature manages all privacy-related bills and provides information about legislative progress. Citizens can track bill status, contact representatives, and provide input on pending legislation.

Website: www.oklegislature.gov

Phone: (405) 521-2711

Address: 2300 N Lincoln Blvd., State Capitol Building, Oklahoma City, OK 73105

Finding Your Representatives

Use the Legislature’s “Find My Legislator” tool to identify your specific state representatives and senators based on your address.

Find Your Legislator: Oklahoma Legislature Find My Legislator (available on main legislative website)

Oklahoma House of Representatives

Contact the House directly about privacy legislation or to reach specific representatives.

Phone: (405) 521-2711

Toll Free: (800) 522-8502

Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:30am – 4:30pm

Contact Form: Oklahoma House Contact Form

Attorney General’s Office

The Attorney General’s office handles consumer protection matters and would enforce privacy laws if enacted. They also recently launched an open records complaint form for transparency issues.

Consumer Protection: File consumer complaints through the Attorney General’s Public Protection Unit

Open Records Complaints: New complaint form available for denied public records requests[8][9]

Consumer Protection Resources

The Attorney General’s office provides consumer protection services and can investigate businesses engaged in unfair or deceptive practices affecting Oklahoma consumers.

Consumer Complaint Process: Contact the business directly first, then file a complaint with the Attorney General if unresolved[10]

Important Note: The Attorney General cannot act as your private attorney or file suits solely to recover individual damages, but can investigate patterns affecting the public interest[10]

Staying Informed

Citizens can receive updates about legislative activity through the Oklahoma Legislature’s bill tracking system and email notifications for specific legislation like Senate Bill 546.

Bill Tracking: Create an account on the Legislature website to track specific bills and receive email updates

Committee Information: House Government Modernization and Technology Committee and Senate Commerce and Economic Development Oversight Committee handle privacy legislation

Sources and Citations

Last Updated August 2025. Written with contributions from both human authors and Perplexity AI. If you find incorrect or outdated information let us know at support@optery.com.