Minnesota SF5090 mandates social media platforms to implement an interoperability interface, ensuring data sharing and user control over personal.
Minnesota SF5090 requires social media platforms to implement an interoperability interface, facilitating data sharing and user control over personal data. Social media companies must use open protocols, maintain interoperability with other platforms, and establish reasonable data access thresholds. The bill prohibits sharing personal data without user consent and restricts the use of personal data to safeguard privacy and security. The commissioner can identify open protocols, and the attorney general can enforce compliance.
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