Bill would bar companies from selling minors’ personal data

Companies handling personal data would be barred from selling a covered minor’s personal data. A covered minor is a consumer under 18 whom the company actually knows is a minor. The company must actually know the consumer is under 18. The ban would take effect on the first day of the sixth month after enactment.

Companies handling personal data would have to provide a way to request deletion of a covered minor’s personal data. A covered minor is a consumer under 18 whom the company actually knows is a minor. The request may come from the covered minor or the minor’s parent. This requirement would take effect on the first day of the sixth month after enactment.