South Carolina's Digital Choice Act mandates social media companies to provide users with their personal data and establish data interoperability.
The Digital Choice Act in South Carolina requires social media companies to provide users with their personal data upon request. This includes inferences, analyses, or derived data generated by the company about the user, as well as proprietary algorithms and internal operating mechanisms. The data must be provided in a portable, usable format that allows the user to transmit it to another controller without impediment.
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