Minnesota Internet Service Provider Privacy Law
MN ISP PrivacyEnacted in 2002, this law bars Internet service providers from knowingly disclosing a subscriber's personally identifiable information, including the sites the subscriber visits and the contents of the subscriber's storage devices, except where disclosure is required by legal process or permitted for ordinary business, abuse reporting, or with the subscriber's authorization. The sections expire if federal law preempts state regulation of ISP disclosure of such information.
Jurisdiction
Minnesota
Jurisdiction Type
state
Country
United States
Effective Date
3/1/2003
Enforcing Authority
Private civil action by consumers (325M.07)
Fines Under This Regulation
0
Total Fine Amount (USD)
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