Utah E-Commerce Integrity Act
Utah E-Commerce Integrity Act
Communications · Other
Prohibits phishing, pharming, and deceptive spyware that changes computer settings or collects information. Enforcement is by civil action from listed plaintiffs and the Attorney General.
- Where
- Utah
- Citation
- Utah Code Title 13, Chapter 40 (13-40-101 to 13-40-402)
- Status
- In force
- Last amended
- 2025-05-07
- Enforced by
- Utah Attorney General; ISPs and affected owners may also sue
- People can sue
- Limited
- Penalties
- Civil actions by internet service providers, affected owners, and the Attorney General (13-40-401, -402); amounts not summarized in the memo.
- Applies to
- Any person engaging in phishing or pharming, or installing spyware that uses deceptive means to change settings or collect information (13-40-201, -301, -302)
Practices it requires
- Do not engage in phishing or pharming.Utah Code 13-40-201
- Do not install or use spyware that uses deceptive means to change settings or collect information.Utah Code 13-40-301, 13-40-302
Sources
- Official text
- Utah Code 13-40-201 (Utah Legislature, version C13-40-S201_1800010118000101)
- Utah Code 13-40-301 (Utah Legislature, version C13-40-S301_1800010118000101)
- Utah Code 13-40-302 (Utah Legislature, version C13-40-S302_1800010118000101)
- Utah Code 13-40-401 (Utah Legislature, version C13-40-S401_1800010118000101)
Checked against these sources on 2026-09-23 by research agent (Claude), primary sources.
Unverified: Chapter repealed and re-enacted by 2010 ch. 200; original effective date not recorded in the memo. | Remedy amounts were not summarized in the memo.
Research reference, not legal advice.