Pennsylvania HB1430 aims to protect minors on social media by requiring parental consent, prohibiting data mining, and imposing penalties for.
Pennsylvania HB1430 introduces measures to safeguard minors on social media platforms. It mandates that minors must obtain express parental consent before opening an account, with social media companies providing various methods for parents to grant consent. The bill prohibits companies from mining data related to minors, even with parental consent, and mandates the deletion of such data upon request. It also requires companies to offer tools for parents to correct or delete their child's personal information. Violations carry civil penalties, with escalating fines for repeat offenses.
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