Ahead of implementation of Indiana's comprehensive data
privacy law, Indiana's Attorney General has released a Consumer
Data Privacy Bill of Rights describing how the Indiana Consumer
Data Protection Act ("ICDPA"), enacted in 2023, will
operate when it takes effect on January 1, 2026. Although styled
for consumers, the Bill of Rights functions as a practical
compliance roadmap for businesses subject to the law. It reiterates
the ICDPA's scope and thresholds, articulates the core consumer
rights, and underscores concrete controller obligations around
transparency, data minimization, purpose limitation, sensitive data
handling, and response timelines.
The ICDPA applies to for-profit entities that conduct business
in Indiana or target Indiana residents and either control or
process personal data of at least 100,000 Indiana residents in a
calendar year, or control or process personal data of at least
25,000 Indiana residents and derive more than 50% of gross