N.Y. STT Law § 202
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§ 202. Definitions. As used in this article, the following terms shall\nhave the following meanings:\n 1. "Collect" shall mean to store information, including via cookie\ntechnology, for purposes of retrieval at a later time to initiate\ncommunication with or make determinations about the person who is the\nsubject of such information.\n 2. "Disclose" shall mean to reveal, release, transfer, disseminate or\notherwise communicate information orally, in writing or by electronic or\nother means, other than to the person who is the subject of such\ninformation.\n 3. "Internet" shall mean a system of linked computer networks,\ninternational in scope, that facilitate data transmission and exchange.\n 4. "Office" shall mean the state office of information technology\nservices.\n 5. "Personal information" shall mean any information concerning a\nnatural person which, because of name, number, symbol, mark or other\nidentifier, can be used to identify that natural person.\n 6. "State agency" shall have the same meaning as the meaning given to\n"agency" under subdivision one of section ninety-two of the public\nofficers law.\n 7. "State agency website" shall mean an internet website operated by\nor for a state agency. Such term shall include those websites operated\non behalf of state agencies by other public or private entities, but\nshall not include any portions of the internet outside the control of\nthe state agency.\n 8. "User" shall mean any natural person who uses the internet to\naccess a state agency website.\n
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