What is the Florida Digital Bill of Rights?
The Florida Digital Bill of Rights (FDBR) is a consumer privacy law that gives Florida residents greater control over how certain businesses collect, use, and share their personal information.
The law became effective on July 1, 2024, and establishes privacy rights for consumers while placing obligations on a limited number of large organizations that meet specific legal criteria.
Unlike many other state privacy laws, the FDBR primarily targets large technology companies and businesses with substantial revenue rather than applying broadly to all organizations.
Does the Florida Digital Bill of Rights apply to my business?
For most small and mid-sized businesses, the answer is probably not.
The FDBR applies only to certain for-profit organizations that conduct business in Florida, generate significant annual revenue, and meet additional requirements established by the law.
Although many businesses won't be directly subject to the FDBR, following privacy best practices can help build customer trust and prepare for future privacy regulations.
If you're unsure whether the law applies to your organization, consult qualified legal counsel.
What rights does the Florida Digital Bill of Rights provide?
The FDBR provides eligible Florida consumers with several important rights, including:
• The right to access personal data.
• The right to correct inaccurate personal data.
• The right to delete personal data.
• The right to obtain a copy of personal data.
• The right to opt out of certain uses of personal information, including targeted advertising and the sale of personal data where applicable.
Businesses covered by the law must also provide consumers with a way to exercise these rights.
Related resources.
• Cookie Consent
• Google Consent Mode
• Privacy Resource Center
What does this mean for your website?
Every website is different.
Some organizations may only need to review their privacy policies. Others may benefit from implementing a Consent Management Platform (CMP), configuring Google Consent Mode, reviewing third-party technologies, or updating how visitor information is collected.
Understanding which privacy requirements apply depends on your business, your website, and the technologies you use.
How One Eleven Web Design can help.
We help businesses understand what technologies are installed on their websites and implement privacy-focused technical solutions.
Our services include:
• Website privacy reviews
• Consent Management Platform (CMP) implementation
• Google Consent Mode configuration
• Cookie and tracking technology reviews
• Ongoing website privacy management
We focus on the technical implementation while working alongside your legal or compliance advisors when appropriate.
Need help implementing privacy best practices?
Whether you're updating your website's privacy policy, implementing cookie consent, or configuring Google Consent Mode, we're here to help you navigate the technical side of website privacy.
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Legal notice
One Eleven Web Design helps businesses implement website privacy and accessibility solutions, but we are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. The information in this Resource Center is provided for general educational purposes only. Because privacy laws, regulations, and court decisions continue to evolve, businesses should consult qualified legal counsel regarding their specific compliance obligations.
