Minnesota HF4456 mandates data brokers to register with the attorney general, establishes a public website for registration information, and sets.
Minnesota HF4456 requires data brokers to register with the attorney general, detailing their operations and consumer interactions. The attorney general must make registration information public on a website. Data brokers must pay a registration fee and submit specific details, including their name, address, and website. A data broker registry account is created in the special revenue fund to manage fees. The attorney general can enforce compliance through civil actions, with penalties for violations.
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