Minnesota HF1434 mandates age verification for websites with material harmful to minors, allows enforcement by the attorney general, and creates a.
Minnesota HF1434 requires commercial entities to verify the age of individuals accessing websites with material harmful to minors. Age verification must be conducted through a commercially available database or another method approved by the commissioner of commerce. The bill prohibits commercial entities from retaining identifying information submitted for age verification. It allows the attorney general to investigate and enforce compliance, and provides a private right of action for individuals and parents or guardians of minors who access such websites without age verification.
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