Senate advances student‑data privacy bill after changes to preserve software interoperability
Third substitute House Bill 358, addressing student data privacy while preserving interoperability of educational software, passed the Senate on a roll call (25 yeas, 0 nays, 4 absent). Sponsors said the bill protects student privacy and enables use of depersonalized data and hashing technology for traffic and resource management.
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The Utah Senate passed the third substitute of House Bill 358, a bill that aims to protect student data privacy while ensuring that educational software can interoperate and continue to provide personalized learning tools.
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