ComplyRoom US REGULATORY TRACKERGet deadline alerts
Dated research · 63 rules · 20 states · Data cutoff
AI & Privacy/Minnesota/1Sp2025ch3 art19§§13–14; Minn.Stat.325M.335

Social media mental health warning label

Enacted in force

Jurisdiction
Minnesota [source]
Applies to
Covered social media platforms under Minn.Stat.325M.31–.32: doing business in or targeting Minnesota and having more than10,000 monthly active Minnesota account holders; statutory platform exclusions apply. [source]
Penalty
Minnesota AG may investigate and bring an action under§325M.34; no fixed monetary amount is stated in these sections. [source]
Detail review
Accepted record facts reviewed
Nov 13, 2026

Fields requiring verification

  • legal effective date: Unverified — No distinct legal-effective date was established; do not substitute the operative/compliance date. Primary source
  • enforcement date: Unverified — No distinct enforcement-start date was established. Primary source

In plain English

  • Covered social media platforms under Minn.Stat.325M.31–.32: doing business in or targeting Minnesota and having more than10,000 monthly active Minnesota account holders; statutory platform exclusions apply. Primary source
  • Show the required conspicuous mental-health warning each time a user accesses the covered platform. Primary source
  • Keep the warning visible until the user exits or acknowledges the risk and chooses to proceed; do not permit blanket disabling or obscure it in terms. Primary source
  • Follow commissioner-developed label guidelines and provide access to mental-health resources, including a national crisis hotline such as988. Primary source

Dates and phased obligations

2026-07-01 Primary source

· operative
2026-07-01 Primary source

The statutory user-facing commencement is2026-07-01; the2026-03-01 date is the commissioner’s guideline-development deadline, not a second business obligation or a second row. Current codified text was retrieved and read. Source and qualifications

Questions from this record

Who does 1Sp2025ch3 art19§§13–14; Minn.Stat.325M.335 cover?

Covered social media platforms under Minn.Stat.325M.31–.32: doing business in or targeting Minnesota and having more than10,000 monthly active Minnesota account holders; statutory platform exclusions apply. Primary source

What is the law’s status?

Enacted / in force Primary source

What date does this record track?

2026-07-01 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.

Compare the tracked rulesDates, coverage, and sources in one quarterly file.
View the matrix