Arizona HB4057 mandates social media platforms to enhance privacy for minors, restrict data collection, and prohibit targeted advertising.
Arizona HB4057, known as the "Protecting Children on Social Media Act," requires social media platforms to establish high privacy settings for minors, allow them to opt out of unnecessary personal data collection, and prohibit targeted advertising based on their personal information. The attorney general has exclusive enforcement authority, and the act does not create a private right of action. Effective 180 days after the general effective date, this law aims to protect minors' privacy on social media platforms.
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