BOISE, Idaho — Businesses that collect and use hair samples, finger prints and retina scans to identify their customers could face tough sanctions for inappropriately handling such material, under a measure headed to the Idaho House.
The State Affairs Committee Tuesday morning approved new privacy standards for full debate.
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