← Bill Tracker

Privacy

BadDraftAustralia

Australia Digital Duty of Care (Consultation Draft)

Australia
Draft released for targeted consultation; not yet introduced

A government consultation draft combining social-media feed choice with broader online-safety duties enforced by eSafety.

●●● High threatUpdated September 8, 2026Details →
GoodIntroducedUnited States

Flock-Off Act

H.R.10221 (119th) · United States
Introduced

Would cut off federal funding for automated license plate readers and biometric surveillance cameras, including contracts and data-sharing services connected to them.

●○○ Low threatUpdated September 2, 2026Details →
GoodIn progressUnited States

California Surveillance Pricing Bill (AB 2564)

California AB 2564 · United States · California
Passed Senate; Assembly concurrence pending

Would stop retailers from using personal data gathered through electronic surveillance to charge different customers different prices for the same goods.

●●○ Medium threatUpdated August 31, 2026Details →
BadLawUnited States

Ohio HB 251 (Police Drone Surveillance)

Ohio HB 251 (136th General Assembly) · United States · Ohio
Signed; effective Oct 6, 2026

Codifies warrantless police-drone surveillance across broad exceptions, including a 50-mile border zone and disaster patrols.

●●● High threatUpdated July 7, 2026Details →
BadIn progressUnited States

New Jersey Online Age Verification Bill (A5305)

New Jersey A5305 · United States · New Jersey
Introduced; referred to Assembly committee

New Jersey would require websites and other online services carrying covered sexual material to verify every visitor is at least 18.

●●● High threatUpdated June 23, 2026Details →
LawUnited States

Nebraska Conversational AI Safety Act (LB 525)

Nebraska LB 525 · United States
Signed April 2026; AI duties operative July 2027

Nebraska now requires chatbots to admit they are machines, adds protections for minors talking to them, and bars any bot from claiming to offer mental health care.

●○○ Low threatUpdated April 14, 2026Details →
MixedIn progressAustralia

Australia Fix Our Feeds Bill

Fix Our Feeds Bill 2026 (48th Parliament) · Australia
Before Senate; second reading moved April 1, 2026

Would let social-media users switch off algorithmic recommendations and impose wider platform risk-assessment and reporting duties.

●●○ Medium threatUpdated April 1, 2026Details →

← All tracked bills