Minnesota SF1528 prohibits social media platforms with over 1 million global users from targeting children under 18 with algorithms.

Minnesota SF1528, known as the Stop Online Targeting Against Kids Act, aims to protect children under 18 from targeted content by social media algorithms. The bill prohibits social media platforms with more than 1 million global users operating in Minnesota from using algorithms to target user-generated content to minors in the state. Exceptions include parental controls, internal content filters, and educational content from schools. Platforms violating the law face liability for damages and statutory penalties of $1,000 per violation.

Minnesota SF1528 prohibits social media platforms with over 1 million global users from targeting children under 18 with algorithms.

Minnesota SF1528, known as the Stop Online Targeting Against Kids Act, aims to protect children under 18 from targeted content by social media algorithms. The bill prohibits social media platforms with more than 1 million global users operating in Minnesota from using algorithms to target user-generated content to minors in the state. Exceptions include parental controls, internal content filters, and educational content from schools. Platforms violating the law face liability for damages and statutory penalties of $1,000 per violation.