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MN SF4100
Bill
Status
3/4/2026
Primary Sponsor
Erin Maye Quade
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AI Summary
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Requires social media companies to allow users to delete their personal data and obtain portable copies of their data within five business days of a request
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Mandates social media platforms implement interoperability interfaces using open protocols, enabling users to share their "social graph" (content, connections, interactions, and profile data) between different platforms
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Prohibits social media companies from collecting, using, or sharing personal data obtained through interoperability interfaces without user consent, except for privacy/security purposes
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Authorizes the Attorney General to adopt rules identifying compliant open protocols and to enforce violations through civil penalties up to $2,500 per affected user
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Excludes from required sharing: trade secrets, proprietary algorithms, ranking systems, internally-generated inferences about users, and data stored in proprietary formats without open-standard equivalents
Legislative Description
Minnesota Digital Choice Act
Last Action
Referred to Commerce and Consumer Protection
3/4/2026