Minnesota SF2241 prohibits government entities from sharing personally identifiable information with federal agencies unless anonymized.
Minnesota SF2241 aims to protect personal data by prohibiting government entities from sharing personally identifiable information with federal officials or agencies unless the data is first anonymized. Exceptions are made only when necessary to comply with state or federal law or pursuant to a court order. This law takes effect the day after its final enactment.
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