Washington HB1834 aims to protect minors online by regulating data collection and usage by businesses offering services likely accessed by minors.
Washington HB1834 establishes regulations for businesses providing online services, products, or features likely accessed by minors. It mandates high privacy settings by default for minors, prohibits profiling, collecting, selling, or sharing personal information of minors under 13, and restricts the use of precise location data. Notifications to minors must have parental consent. The bill also requires businesses to provide clear privacy information, terms of service, and community standards.
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