Bans data brokers from collecting or selling personal information of children and teens.
This bill would stop data brokers from collecting, using, or selling personal information about anyone under 18. It would also require these companies to delete existing data on children and teens if requested by them or their parents. This aims to give young people and their families more control over their online privacy.
Today, data brokers can collect, use, and sell personal data of minors, with some existing rules for children under 13 but no broad prohibition for those under 18. If this bill passes, data brokers would be banned from collecting or sharing personal data of anyone they know is under 18. They would also have to delete existing data upon request, and face enforcement by the Federal Trade Commission, states, and individuals.
HR 6292 · 119th Congress · November 25, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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