Can I use third-party cloud storage services that collect personal information in Oregon? What are the requirements?

Based on the additional context documents provided, there are specific requirements and regulations in Oregon that govern the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information by third-party cloud storage services.

Requirements for Personal Information Collection by Third-Party Cloud Storage Services in Oregon

• ORS 802.179: Disclosure of personal information by DMV
• ORS 646A.602: Security freeze
• ORS 646A.604: Notification of breach of security; exceptions
• ORS 646A.606: Notification of breach of security; timing; contents; waiver; rules
• ORS 646A.608: Notification of breach of security; substitute notice
• ORS 646A.610: Notification of breach of security; enforcement; rules
• ORS 646A.612: Notification of breach of security; liability; affirmative defense
• ORS 646A.614: Notification of breach of security; attorney fees
• ORS 646A.616: Notification of breach of security; preemption
• ORS 646A.618: Notification of breach of security; rules
• ORS 646A.620: Notification of breach of security; definitions
• ORS 646A.622: Notification of breach of security; applicability
• ORS 646A.624: Notification of breach of security; rules
• ORS 646A.626: Notification of breach of security; effect on other laws
• ORS 646A.628: Notification of breach of security; effect on common law and statutory rights

Conclusion

Third-party cloud storage services that collect personal information in Oregon are subject to various laws and regulations that govern the collection, use, and disclosure of personal information. It is important for organizations to comply with these laws and regulations to protect the privacy and security of personal information. Please consult with a legal professional for further guidance on the specific requirements and regulations that apply to your situation.

Jurisdiction

Oregon

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