Minnesota SF5120 mandates social media and remote computing service providers to report to the attorney general when they have actual knowledge of.

Minnesota SF5120 requires social media and remote computing service providers to report to the attorney general when they have actual knowledge of crimes involving fentanyl, methamphetamine, counterfeit substances, or unauthorized prescription drugs. Providers must submit reports within 60 days of obtaining such knowledge, including details like the user's name, address, and account information. The attorney general must review the reports, determine if further investigation is warranted, and may share the information with law enforcement agencies.

Minnesota SF5120 mandates social media and remote computing service providers to report to the attorney general when they have actual knowledge of.

Minnesota SF5120 requires social media and remote computing service providers to report to the attorney general when they have actual knowledge of crimes involving fentanyl, methamphetamine, counterfeit substances, or unauthorized prescription drugs. Providers must submit reports within 60 days of obtaining such knowledge, including details like the user's name, address, and account information. The attorney general must review the reports, determine if further investigation is warranted, and may share the information with law enforcement agencies.