Relating to the disclosure of private information; and declaring an emergency.

Added property damage as a consequence that can trigger the crime of unlawful disclosure of private information, expanding the circumstances under which the crime applies.

Extended the time period for specified noncommercial educational broadcast stations to cure data privacy law violations from the original date to July 1, 2026, and clarified eligibility requirements for receiving this extension.

Changed the bill's ordering from Senate to House, updated amendment dates to reflect both Senate and House amendments, and modified effective dates for various sections of the bill.

Removed the definition of 'harass' from the bill, simplifying the criteria for what constitutes unlawful disclosure of private information.

Added an exemption for noncommercial educational broadcast stations from the consumer data privacy law requirements in ORS 646A.572.

Reorganized the definition of personal information under the stalking provisions, moving employer and family contact information, child photographs, and school identification from deleted sections to new sections.

Added a new digest statement explaining that the Act creates an exception for media outlets from the data privacy law.