Hawaii Social Media Data Deletion Act mandates timely deletion of personal data from social media platforms upon user request.
The Hawaii Social Media Data Deletion Act requires social media platforms with significant user bases or revenue to provide users with a clear method to delete their accounts. Upon confirmation of a deletion request, the platform must erase all personal information within 45 days, unless state or federal law requires otherwise. The Act mandates recordkeeping to ensure compliance and prohibits deceptive practices that hinder account deletion. The attorney general can enforce the Act through civil actions, seeking injunctive relief and penalties for violations.
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