Minnesota SF2908 prohibits certain sex offenders from accessing social media platforms.
Minnesota SF2908 amends state law to prohibit certain sex offenders from accessing social media platforms. The commissioner must require these offenders to provide their social media account details to their parole or probation agent. The commissioner must also annually prepare a list of social media platforms that meet the criteria and publish it on the agency's website. Social media platforms are defined as electronic mediums that allow users to create, share, and view user-generated content, excluding Internet search providers, email, and streaming video services.
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