Connecticut Minors Privacy Law: CTDPA Amendments (Public Act 23-56 / SB 3)

Connecticut bars processing known minors’ data for targeted advertising or sale without consent under the amended CTDPA.

Maryland Kids Code: Age-Appropriate Design Code Act (HB 603)

Maryland’s Kids Code bans profiling and targeted advertising aimed at minors and is currently enforceable despite ongoing litigation.

The Texas SCOPE Act limits targeted advertising to known minors, though key ad provisions are enjoined while litigation continues.

California’s AADCA would restrict profiling and targeted ads to minors, but a federal injunction currently blocks all enforcement.

Illinois, the first state to protect child influencers, requires trust accounts when minors appear in monetized video content.

COPPA requires verifiable parental consent before collecting personal data from children under 13, with tighter rules phased in through 2026.

Rhode Island requires retail promotions awarding over $500 in chance-based prizes to file with the Secretary of State.

The FTC Endorsement Guides require clear disclosure of any material connection between brands and influencers in social posts.

Florida requires registration and bonding for game promotions with prizes over $5,000, including social media giveaways.

New York requires registration and escrow or bonding for promotional sweepstakes with total prizes over $5,000.