HB1650 establishes an age-appropriate design code for businesses likely accessed by minors.
HB1650 introduces an age-appropriate design code to protect minors online. It mandates that businesses likely accessed by minors implement specific privacy and design practices. These include setting default privacy settings to the highest level, preventing compulsive use, and avoiding emotional distress or discrimination. Businesses must also provide tools for minors to request account deletion and implement age assurance methods that protect user data. The attorney general will oversee rulemaking to enforce these provisions, focusing on user privacy and accessibility.
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