Hawaii HB1753 mandates social media platforms to provide users with a clear method to delete their accounts and personal information.

Hawaii HB1753, known as the Hawaii Social Media Data Deletion Act, requires certain social media platforms to offer users a clear, accessible method to delete their accounts and personal information. These platforms must erase all personal information within 45 days of a confirmed deletion request, unless state or federal law requires otherwise. The Act also prohibits platforms from designing user interfaces or processes that obscure, delay, or make account deletion more difficult.

Hawaii HB1753 mandates social media platforms to provide users with a clear method to delete their accounts and personal information.

Hawaii HB1753, known as the Hawaii Social Media Data Deletion Act, requires certain social media platforms to offer users a clear, accessible method to delete their accounts and personal information. These platforms must erase all personal information within 45 days of a confirmed deletion request, unless state or federal law requires otherwise. The Act also prohibits platforms from designing user interfaces or processes that obscure, delay, or make account deletion more difficult.