Although UCPA generally uses an opt-out model for sensitive data, biometric data processed to identify a specific individual and specific geolocation data (within a radius of 1,750 feet) are part of the sensitive data definition and trigger the §13-61-302(4) notice and opt-out requirement. Controllers should treat biometric and precise geolocation processing with elevated documentation given the heightened risk profile and overlap with Utah biometric statute considerations.
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