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Utah Code § 13-71-202

Requirements for Utah minor account holders

Enacted by Chapter 206, 2024 General Session

A social media company shall, for Utah minor account holders on the social media service:

(1) set default privacy settings to prioritize maximum privacy, including settings that:

(a) restrict the visibility of a Utah minor account holder's account to only connected accounts;

(b) limit the Utah minor account holder's ability to share content to only connected accounts;

(c) restrict any data collection and sale of data from a Utah minor account holder's account that is not required for core functioning of the social media service;

(d) disable search engine indexing of Utah minor account holder profiles;

(e) restrict a Utah minor account holder's direct messaging capabilities to only allow direct messaging to connected accounts; and

(f) allow a Utah minor account holder to download a file with all information associated with the Utah minor account holder's account;

(2) implement and maintain reasonable security measures, including data encryption, to protect the confidentiality, security, and integrity of personal information collected from a Utah minor account holder;

(3) provide an easily accessible and understandable notice that:

(a) describes any information the social media company collects from a Utah minor account holder; and

(b) explains how the information may be used or disclosed;

(4) upon request of a Utah minor account holder:

(a) delete the personal information of the Utah minor account holder, unless the information is required to be retained under Section 13-61-203, or a different provision of state or federal law; and

(b) remove any information or material the Utah minor account holder made publicly available through the social media service; and

(5) disable the following features that prolong user engagement:

(a) autoplay functions that continuously play content without user interaction;

(b) scroll or pagination that loads additional content as long as the user continues scrolling; and

(c) push notifications prompting repeated user engagement.

Official source: Utah State Legislature. Reproduced from public-domain Utah statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.