Minnesota Age-Appropriate Design Code Act establishes obligations for businesses regarding children's consumer information.
The Minnesota Age-Appropriate Design Code Act mandates businesses to prioritize children's privacy and safety when designing online products. Businesses must conduct data protection impact assessments, avoid harmful practices, and ensure high privacy settings for children. The act prohibits profiling children by default, collecting unnecessary personal data, and processing specific geolocation data without clear notice. It also restricts businesses from using dark patterns and sharing personal data for third-party advertising.
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