Minnesota HF2648 prohibits certain sex offenders from accessing social media platforms that allow users under 18.
Minnesota HF2648 amends state law to restrict certain sex offenders from using social media platforms that permit users under 18. The bill requires these offenders to provide their social media account details to their parole or probation agent. The commissioner must annually publish a list of social media platforms that meet the criteria and distribute it to parole and probation agents. The definition of "social media platform" includes interactive computer services, telephone networks, or data networks that allow users to create, share, and view user-generated content.
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