New York A03320 requires internet platform operators to disclose personal information and content about minors to their parents upon request.

New York A03320 amends the general business law to mandate that internet platform operators disclose personal information and content about minors to their parents when requested. The bill defines key terms such as "operator," "content," "tracked," and "identifiers." Upon a verified parent's request, operators must provide digital or physical copies of advertisements and content shown to the minor based on their identifiers, as well as the identifiers themselves. The bill also outlines defenses for operators unable to provide the requested information due to unforeseen circumstances.

New York A03320 requires internet platform operators to disclose personal information and content about minors to their parents upon request.

New York A03320 amends the general business law to mandate that internet platform operators disclose personal information and content about minors to their parents when requested. The bill defines key terms such as "operator," "content," "tracked," and "identifiers." Upon a verified parent's request, operators must provide digital or physical copies of advertisements and content shown to the minor based on their identifiers, as well as the identifiers themselves. The bill also outlines defenses for operators unable to provide the requested information due to unforeseen circumstances.