Consumer Protection - As introduced, requires certain data controllers to annually register with the consumer protection division of the office of the attorney general and reporter; requires the division to create and maintain a website and accessible deletion mechanism that a consumer can use at no cost to make a single deletion request that is binding on all controllers registered with the division; makes other related changes to the Tennessee Information Protection Act. - Amends TCA Title 47, Chapter 18, Part 33.

SB 2100 requires businesses that collect personal information for commercial purposes (like selling or sharing data) to annually register with Tennessee's Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division. The bill mandates the division to create a free, accessible website where Tennessee consumers can submit a single deletion request to remove their personal information from all registered businesses at once, without needing to contact each company individually. The system must be secure, work for people with disabilities, and allow consumers to modify or verify requests, with businesses required to process deletions within 45 days or treat unverified requests as opt-outs for data sales. Non-compliant businesses face civil penalties under Tennessee's data protection law.