1. Short title; table of contents (a) Short title This Act may be cited as the Online Privacy Act of 2023 . (b) Table of contents The table of contents for this Act is as follows: Sec. 1. Short title; table of contents. Sec. 2. Definitions. Sec. 3. General provisions. Sec. 4. Limitation on disclosing nonredacted government records. Sec. 5. Privacy considerations for legislative branch agencies. Sec. 6. Criminal prohibition on doxxing. Title I—Individual Rights Sec. 101. Right of access. Sec. 102. Right of correction. Sec. 103. Right of deletion. Sec. 104. Right of portability. Sec. 105. Right to human review of automated decisions. Sec. 106. Right to individual autonomy. Sec. 107. Right to be informed. Sec. 108. Right to impermanence. Sec. 109. Exemptions, exceptions, fees, timelines, and rules of construction for rights under this title. Title II—Requirements for Covered Entities, Service Providers, and Third Parties Sec. 201. Minimization. Sec. 202. Minimization and records of access by employees and contractors. Sec. 203. Prohibitions on disclosing of personal information. Sec. 204. Disclosing to entities not subject to United States jurisdiction or not compliant with this Act. Sec. 205. Prohibition on re-identification. Sec. 206. Restrictions on collecting, processing, maintaining, and disclosing contents of communications. Sec. 207. Prohibition on discriminatory processing. Sec. 208. Requirements for notice and consent processes and privacy policies. Sec. 209. Prohibition on dark patterns in notice and consent processes and privacy policies. Sec. 210. Notice and consent required. Sec. 211. Privacy policy. Sec. 212. Information security requirements. Sec. 213. Notification of data breach or data-sharing abuse. Title III—Digital Privacy Agency Sec. 301. Establishment