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AI & Privacy/Minnesota/2026ch111§2; Minn.Stat.325M.40

Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media

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Jurisdiction
Minnesota [source]
Applies to
Covered social media platforms with10,000 or more account holders or at least$1billion worldwide revenues in any of the preceding3years; duties concern covered Minnesota account holders and children age15or younger, subject to definitions and exclusions. [source]
Penalty
Private child/parent action: actual damages or$10,000 statutory damages, whichever greater, for reckless/knowing violations; possible punitive damages for a consistent pattern, other relief and fees. Knowing/reckless violations also permit AG deceptive-trade-practice enforcement; reasonable-efforts defense applies. [source]
Detail review
Accepted record facts reviewed
Nov 13, 2026

Fields requiring verification

  • enforcement date: Unverified — No distinct enforcement-start date was established. Primary source

In plain English

  • Covered social media platforms with10,000 or more account holders or at least$1billion worldwide revenues in any of the preceding3years; duties concern covered Minnesota account holders and children age15or younger, subject to definitions and exclusions. Primary source
  • Estimate age on the statutory usage/time schedule; obtain verifiable parental consent to create or continue a child account and retain consent records. Primary source
  • Default child accounts to the most private settings and provide the required parental time-monitoring and limit controls. Primary source
  • Do not show addictive interface features or targeted paid commercial advertising to child accounts; meet account-termination deadlines. Primary source

Dates and phased obligations

2027-07-01; applies to accounts created before, on or after that date Primary source

Enacted with future commencement2027-07-01, applying to accounts created before/on/after that date. It must render as enacted/upcoming in2026, never in force. This is a distinct2026 instrument, not a milestone row for the2025 warning-label law. Source and qualifications

Questions from this record

Who does 2026ch111§2; Minn.Stat.325M.40 cover?

Covered social media platforms with10,000 or more account holders or at least$1billion worldwide revenues in any of the preceding3years; duties concern covered Minnesota account holders and children age15or younger, subject to definitions and exclusions. Primary source

What is the law’s status?

Enacted / effective soon Primary source

What date does this record track?

2027-07-01; applies to accounts created before, on or after that date Primary source

Has this record been verified?

This record’s accepted facts were last reviewed on 2026-11-13; unsupported comparison fields remain Unverified. Primary source

Primary sources

Verification history

  • — Facts and dates reconciled from the accepted T1 report. Source
  • — Accepted T1 report content changed. Source

Not legal advice. This page restates the linked record and does not determine whether a particular business is covered. Methodology and verification limits.

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