Minnesota Age-Appropriate Design Code Act mandates businesses to prioritize children's privacy and safety in online products.
The Minnesota Age-Appropriate Design Code Act requires businesses to consider children's best interests when designing online products. Affected businesses must complete data protection impact assessments, avoid profiling children by default, and ensure default privacy settings are high. They must also provide clear privacy information and tools for children and their guardians. The act excludes certain data types and does not mandate age-gating or monitoring of third-party content. Violations can result in injunctions and civil penalties enforced by the attorney general.
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