My Body, My Data Act of 2025

Protects people’s reproductive and sexual health information by limiting when companies and other regulated entities can collect, use, retain, or share it — only when strictly necessary to provide a requested product or service. It gives people clear rights to access, correct, and delete that data (with free, easy-to-use request mechanisms and a 15-day response deadline), requires public privacy policies, forbids retaliation for using those rights, and empowers the Federal Trade Commission and private lawsuits to enforce the rules.

The law also preserves existing legal obligations (disclosures required by law or court order), includes standard savings and severability rules, protects First Amendment rights, and lets stronger state privacy laws remain in force where they give greater protections than this Act.

Introduced June 11, 2025 by Sara Jacobs · Last progress June 11, 2025