Nevada SB220 Privacy Law
Nevada SB220 provides limited privacy rights - only the ability to opt-out from the sale of personal information. No deletion rights are available.
Your Nevada SB220 Rights
Right to Opt-Out
Request that businesses stop selling your personal information to third parties
No Deletion Rights
Unlike other states, Nevada SB220 does NOT provide the right to delete personal data
No Access Rights
Nevada law does not require businesses to provide access to your personal information
Limited Scope
Only applies to "sale" of data, not other forms of sharing or disclosure
Nevada SB220 vs Other State Laws
Much More Limited Than CCPA or VCDPA
Nevada SB220 only provides:
- Right to opt-out of sales of personal information
- Right to request information about data sales (if business collects online)
Nevada SB220 does NOT provide:
- Right to delete personal information
- Right to access personal information
- Right to correct inaccurate information
- Protection against discrimination for exercising rights
How Nevada SB220 Works
Verify Your Identity
Businesses may require reasonable verification before processing opt-out requests
60-Day Response
Businesses must respond within 60 days (longer than other state laws)
No Fee Allowed
Businesses cannot charge a fee for processing opt-out requests
Limited Enforcement
Only Nevada Attorney General can enforce - no private right of action
Who Must Comply with Nevada SB220
Online Businesses
Primarily applies to businesses that collect personal information through websites
Nevada Operations
Business must operate in Nevada or target Nevada consumers with products/services
Broad Coverage
No revenue or consumer volume thresholds - applies to businesses of all sizes
Some Exemptions
HIPAA-covered entities and financial institutions have limited exemptions
Why Nevada SB220 is Limited
Pre-CCPA Legislation
Nevada SB220 was passed in 2019 before comprehensive privacy laws like CCPA became the standard. It only addresses data sales, not the broader privacy rights that other states now provide.
For Nevada residents seeking stronger privacy protections:
- Consider whether you also reside in CA, VA, or WA for additional rights
- Use services based in states with stronger privacy laws
- Contact businesses directly about voluntary data deletion policies
- Support advocacy for comprehensive Nevada privacy legislation
Exercise Your Nevada Rights
Important: Nevada SB220 only provides opt-out rights from data sales. We make best efforts to help with broader privacy requests, but legal protections are limited.
Ready to opt-out of data sales in Nevada? Contact us for assistance with your limited Nevada privacy rights.
Email support@sagebrush.services for Nevada consultationOur team works with Neon Law® attorneys who can help you exercise your Nevada opt-out rights and explore additional privacy protections under other applicable state laws.