Minnesota HF48 prohibits social media algorithms targeting children under 18 in Minnesota.
Minnesota HF48, also known as the Stop Online Targeting Against Kids Act, prohibits social media platforms with over 1 million global account holders operating in Minnesota from using algorithms to target content at users under 18. Exceptions include chronological content display, user-selected content, and search results directly related to user queries. The bill mandates that minors obtain parental consent to open accounts and holds platforms liable for damages if they target minors knowingly.
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