Minnesota SF2269 regulates social media platforms to prevent unfair practices and ensure transparency.
Minnesota SF2269 aims to regulate social media platforms by prohibiting certain unfair and deceptive practices. It mandates transparency in actions like censoring, deplatforming, and shadow banning users. Social media platforms must inform users of changes to their rules and terms. The bill also establishes an antitrust violator vendor list for those convicted of antitrust violations, barring them from certain public contracts. Additionally, it prohibits platforms from providing free advertising to candidates without disclosure.
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