Minnesota SF2105 mandates age verification for websites with harmful content to minors.
Minnesota SF2105 requires commercial entities to verify the age of users accessing websites with material harmful to minors. This applies to websites where such material constitutes 25% or more of the content viewed monthly or those hosting such sites. Age verification must be done using approved methods, such as commercially available databases or other approved means. Entities must not retain personal information used for verification. Violators face civil penalties and private right of action for damages. The attorney general can enforce the law and recover relief.
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