New Hampshire · Legislation

New Hampshire HB1650

New Hampshire HB1650 is no longer advancing.

This bill would require online platforms and apps to design their services with children's safety and privacy in mind, following an 'age-appropriate design code.' It places restrictions on how companies can collect and use data from minors and requires them to assess potential harms to children.

Recorded sponsors: Melissa Litchfield, Brian Nadeau, James Thibault, Laurence Miner.

Official title

Relative to an age-appropriate design code.

Bill details

Stage
Dead
Policy area
Privacy
Party origin
Republican
Sponsors
Melissa Litchfield, Brian Nadeau, James Thibault, Laurence Miner
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Focus areas

Topics this bill touches, used to group it with related legislation.

  • Child Safety
  • Data Privacy

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What would New Hampshire HB1650 require of companies that handle personal data?

Records current as of . The bill text and legislative history are linked below.