When Does the Nevada Data Broker Law Apply to a Business?

Nevada’s data broker obligations generally apply when a business:

• Operates a website or online service.

• Collects covered information about Nevada Residents.

• Sells that information to other businesses.

• Does not have a direct relationship with the individuals whose data is collected.

Organizations involved in marketing technology, advertising data platforms, or consumer data aggregation should review how they collect and share personal information to determine whether Nevada’s requirements apply.

For implementation guidance, governance documentation templates, and audit-readiness support, visit the CLIClaw Data Broker Compliance Library.