Certain mandatory privacy notices to be titled as surveillance notices requirement provision

Summary

The bill amends Minnesota’s consumer privacy law to require any entity that sells personal data, uses it for targeted advertising, or profiles consumers for decisions with legal effects to title its privacy notice as a “surveillance notice.” It also keeps existing rules about what must be disclosed, how consumers can opt out, language and accessibility requirements, and how changes must be communicated. The goal is to make these more invasive data practices clearer to consumers.

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