New York S04562 requires internet platform operators to disclose personal information and content about minors to their verified parents upon request.
New York S04562 amends the general business law by adding a new section that mandates internet platform operators to disclose personal information and content about minors to their verified parents upon request. The bill defines "operator" as any platform or online service that collects personal information for commercial purposes. It requires operators to provide verified parents with digital or physical copies of all content shown to the minor based on their identifiers, as well as the identifiers generated from the minor's online activity. The bill takes effect 30 days after becoming law.
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