HB 1817 — Consumer Data Protection Act; Social Media, Parental Consent
HB 1817 introduces a Consumer Data Protection Act in Virginia focusing on data privacy and parental consent for social media platforms. The bill aims to enhance consumer control over personal data and impose requirements for obtaining parental consent for minors using social media platforms. It addresses privacy and surveillance concerns related to data collection and processing practices.
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