Oklahoma SB1275 regulates online digital platforms by requiring full price disclosure and prohibiting misleading sales practices.
Oklahoma SB1275 establishes rules for online digital platforms to protect consumers. It mandates that platforms disclose the total cost of products, including all fees, before purchase. The bill prohibits platforms from requiring consumers to buy products if the total price is not shown upfront. It also bans misleading disclosures of subtotals, fees, and other price components. Violations are considered unlawful business practices under the Oklahoma Consumer Protection Act. The act takes effect on November 1, 2026.
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