Minnesota SF704 establishes the Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act, requiring Internet-enabled devices to have default filters.
Minnesota SF704, the Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act, mandates that retailers of Internet-enabled devices ensure their products come with default filters that block websites facilitating human trafficking, prostitution, child pornography, revenge pornography, and obscene material harmful to minors. Retailers must establish a reporting mechanism for consumers to report blocked or unblocked websites. Deactivating these filters requires consumer consent and acknowledgment of potential dangers.
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