Minnesota Digital Choice Act mandates data interoperability and user data rights for social media companies.
The Minnesota Digital Choice Act requires social media companies to implement interoperability interfaces for users to share their social graph data between platforms. It mandates the use of open protocols for data exchange, prohibits unauthorized data sharing, and establishes user rights to delete and obtain their personal data. The act also sets data security standards and outlines enforcement mechanisms, including civil penalties for non-compliance.
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