A group of Republican Senators have introduced a new privacy bill that would impose strict privacy obligations on contact-tracing apps operated by entities not subject to HIPAA. Most notably, the COVID-19 Consumer Data Protection Act of 2020 would obligate such entities to obtain express affirmative consent from individual consumers before using their geolocation, proximity, or personal health data.
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