My Body, My Data Act of 2025

Creates new privacy rules for personal reproductive and sexual health information held by private companies and other regulated entities: limits collection and sharing to what is strictly necessary to provide a requested product or service, requires easy access/correction/deletion on verified request, mandates public privacy policies, and bans retaliation for using these rights. It gives the Federal Trade Commission enforcement power and a private right of action with monetary damages and other remedies, while preserving exceptions for legal process and existing law.

Imposes operational requirements (access timelines, no fees, employee access limits), defines covered terms and entities, and clarifies that the Act does not reduce other federal authorities or First Amendment protections; state laws that offer greater privacy protection are not preempted.