Oklahoma HB1388 mandates data protection impact assessments for online products and services targeting children, requiring high privacy settings and.
Oklahoma HB1388, the Protecting Oklahoma's Children on Social Media Act of 2025, requires covered entities to complete data protection impact assessments for online products and services reasonably likely to be accessed by children. These assessments must evaluate the design and data practices of the online products and services to ensure they are in the best interest of children. The act mandates that default privacy settings offer a high level of privacy and requires covered entities to provide clear privacy information and responsive tools for children and their guardians.
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