Are there any laws concerning the use of virtual and augmented reality technologies?

Yes, there are laws concerning the use of virtual and augmented reality technologies in Kansas. Kansas recognizes the potential implications of the technology for the privacy of users. The Kansas Legislature has adopted the Kansas Virtual Reality Act. This act prohibits the use of virtual or augmented reality technologies to capture and store a person’s likeness or image for commercial purposes without the person’s consent. Additionally, the act requires that a notice be provided to the user of the virtual or augmented reality technology before the use of the device. The notice must specifically state the purpose for which the device is being used, the party collecting the information, the types of information that are being collected, the manner in which the information will be used, and the person’s right to access or delete that information. The Kansas Legislature has also enacted the Kansas Video Game Law which was created to protect the rights of minors who participate in video game tournaments. The law requires that minors provide written parental consent before entering or participating in a video game tournament. Furthermore, any tournament conducted with minors must provide information to the minors regarding proper safety and ethical game playing practices. Finally, the Kansas Legislature has enacted the Kansas Recordings Act in an effort to protect individuals from the unlawful use of recordings. This act prohibits the unauthorized use of audio or audio/video recordings without the consent of all involved parties. It also requires that anyone using a recording device notify those present of their intent to record.

Are there any laws concerning the use of virtual and augmented reality technologies?

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