Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 510.004
This is the official text of Tex. Business & Commerce Code § 510.004, part of Texas’s Business & Commerce Code — governs commercial transactions and general business practices.
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§ 510.004. NOTICE ON WEBSITE OR MOBILE APPLICATION.
Official statutory text
A data broker that maintains an Internet website or mobile application shall post a conspicuous notice on the website or application that:
(1) states that the entity maintaining the website or application is a data broker;
(2) is clear, not misleading, and readily accessible by the general public, including individuals with a disability;
(3) contains language provided by rule of the secretary of state for inclusion in the notice; and
(4) informs a consumer how to exercise any consumer rights the consumer may have under Chapter 541.
(1) states that the entity maintaining the website or application is a data broker;
(2) is clear, not misleading, and readily accessible by the general public, including individuals with a disability;
(3) contains language provided by rule of the secretary of state for inclusion in the notice; and
(4) informs a consumer how to exercise any consumer rights the consumer may have under Chapter 541.
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