The Privacy Act

The Privacy Act is a law that protects personal information held by government agencies in the United States. It gives individuals the right to know what information is collected about them, how it's used, and to request corrections if it's inaccurate. The Act aims to ensure that citizens' privacy is respected and that their data is handled properly. It requires agencies to establish safeguards and limits on sharing personal information, helping individuals maintain control over their personal data. Overall, the Privacy Act promotes transparency and accountability in government data practices.