Hawaii HB2040 protects minors by regulating addictive social media platforms.
Hawaii HB2040 introduces regulations for addictive social media platforms to protect minors. It prohibits operators from providing addictive feeds to minors without verifiable parental consent. The bill mandates age determination methods and requires operators to obtain informed consent for processing personal data of minors. It also restricts operators from selling personal data and mandates deletion of personal data upon request. The attorney general is tasked with promulgating regulations to enforce these provisions.
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