New York Social Media Regulation Act: Age and consent requirements for minors, data collection limits, restricted access hours, and penalties for.
The New York Social Media Regulation Act mandates age and parental consent requirements for minors using social media platforms. It prohibits social media companies from collecting certain personal data from minors' accounts and restricts access hours for minors. The act also establishes penalties for violations, including fines and private right of action for affected individuals. Social media companies must verify the age of account holders and ensure parental consent for minors, with specific restrictions on data collection and access times.
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