This bill would make websites and mobile apps tell users if their personal data is stored in China, and whether the Chinese government or a state-owned company can access it. The notice must be clear and easy to see. It would be illegal to knowingly give false information about this. The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) would enforce these rules using its existing powers and penalties for unfair or deceptive practices.

Key points:

• Who is affected: People using websites or apps, and companies that run them if they store user data in China.
• What changes: Apps and sites must clearly tell users when data is stored in China and if Chinese government-linked groups can access it; lying about this would be against the law; the FTC can take action and seek penalties.
• When: If passed, these requirements would take effect as part of federal consumer protection enforcement; no specific start date is listed in the text provided.