NJ A3316

Establishes the "Reader Privacy Act" to protect personal information of book service users, including those who purchase, rent, borrow, or view books and e-books from commercial providers

Prohibits government and law enforcement entities from seeking disclosure of a user's personal information from book service providers unless the user consents, a subpoena or court order is obtained, or disclosure is needed for higher education financial aid reimbursement

Prohibits book service providers from disclosing user personal information except under the same limited circumstances (user consent, court order, or higher education reimbursement requirements)

Allows law enforcement to obtain personal information without a court order only when there is imminent danger of death or serious physical injury and insufficient time to obtain authorization, with written confirmation required within seven days

Permits providers to voluntarily disclose user information if they believe in good faith it may be evidence of a crime committed against the provider or the user