HB1762

Children; covered entities; data protection impact assessment; personal data of children; Attorney General; effective date.

Introduced·2/3/25
Int Text

Oklahoma HB1762 mandates data protection impact assessments for online products, services, or features likely to be accessed by children, ensuring.

Oklahoma HB1762 requires covered entities to complete data protection impact assessments for online products, services, or features reasonably likely to be accessed by children. These assessments must identify how the product, service, or feature uses children's personal data and determine if it is age-appropriate and in the best interest of children. The bill prohibits covered entities from profiling children, processing unnecessary personal data, using dark patterns, and processing certain geolocation information without strict necessity.

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History

Feb 10, 2025

House

Withdrawn from Children, Youth and Family Services Committee

Feb 10, 2025

House

Withdrawn from Health and Human Services Oversight Committee

Feb 10, 2025

House

Referred to Rules