An act relating to internet browsers and data selling

The bill aims to regulate internet browsers and the selling of personal data by requiring companies to be more transparent about how they collect and use user information. It seeks to protect consumers' privacy by giving them more control over their data. This legislation is part of a broader effort to address concerns about data security and privacy in the digital age.

VT H0706 is a house bill in the Vermont 2025-2026 Session, sponsored by Monique Priestley (D), currently “Introduced” since January 16, 2026.

We track 1,717 Vermont bills this session, 36 of them sponsored by Monique Priestley.

Supporters of the bill would highlight its potential to enhance consumer privacy and empower individuals by ensuring they have a clearer understanding of how their data is used. They would argue that this legislation is a necessary step toward holding tech companies accountable and fostering a more trustworthy online environment. Advocates believe it will set a precedent for other states to follow in protecting citizens' digital rights.

Critics of the bill might argue that it could impose excessive regulations on internet companies, potentially stifling innovation and leading to higher costs for consumers. They may express concerns that the legislation could create confusion for users rather than clarity, complicating their online experiences. Additionally, some may claim that the bill does not adequately address the complexities of data privacy in a rapidly evolving digital landscape.