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Provides telecom services, in Minnesota
Minnesota Internet Privacy Act, Internet service provider duty to maintain the security of consumer informationsince 3 lines
Minn. Stat. section 325M.05 (Laws 2002, chapter 395, article 1, section 5) · Read the law's page
- This binds an Internet service provider as section 325M.01 defines it, a business or person that gives consumers authenticated access to the Internet and routes their Internet Protocol packets; it excludes offering telecommunications facilities or telecommunications on a common carrier basis. Declare provides_telecom_services if your organization is one. It protects consumers who pay a fee for personal, family or household access and do not resell it.
- Take reasonable steps to maintain the security and privacy of a consumer's personally identifiable information (325M.05).
- You are not liable for actions that would violate section 609.88, 609.89 or 609.891 if you do not participate in, authorize or approve them (325M.05).
Internet service provider customer information: limits on disclosure of personally identifiable informationsince 4 lines
Minn. Stat. ยงยง 325M.01 to 325M.09 · Read the law's page
- If you are an Internet service provider, do not knowingly disclose personally identifiable information concerning a consumer, that is, information identifying the consumer by physical or electronic address or telephone number, as having requested or obtained specific materials or services, the sites visited, or the contents of the consumer's data-storage devices, except as section 325M.03 requires or section 325M.04 permits.
- Disclose a consumer's personally identifiable information only to a person with the consumer's authorization, obtained in writing or by electronic means with a conspicuous contract provision stating whether the authorization is given by an affirmative act or by failing to object, or in the ordinary course of business, which is debt collection, order fulfillment, request processing or a transfer of ownership.
- Take reasonable steps to maintain the security and privacy of a consumer's personally identifiable information.
- On a consumer's written or electronic request, disclose to the consumer the personally identifiable information you hold about the consumer, and charge no more than the actual cost of retrieving it.