Minnesota Digital Choice Act establishes user data rights and interoperability requirements for social media companies.
The Minnesota Digital Choice Act establishes rights for users of social media platforms, including the ability to delete personal data and obtain a copy of their data in a portable format. Social media companies must implement an interoperability interface to share user data between platforms and with third parties, subject to user consent. Companies must use open protocols for data exchange, ensuring interoperability and real-time data sharing without discrimination.
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