HawaiiHawaiiLawHB 1753

Relating to Social Media (account deletion)

Requires certain social media platforms to let users delete their accounts and permanently erase associated personal information, and bars deceptive practices that obstruct deletion.

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Act 252Jul 14 4 months ago

Body: Hawaii State Legislature
Session: 2025-2026
Introduced: Jan 22
Takes effect: Jul 1, 2027in 7 months
Votes: Senate 24-0 (final), House none voting no
Topics: Privacy Platforms Data

Official page Source: Hawaii State Legislature measure status (data.capitol.hawaii.gov)

Timeline

Jul 14 4 months ago
Act 252
May 8 6 months ago
Passed final reading in both chambers (Senate 24-0)
Apr 14 7 months ago
Passed Senate third reading 25-0
Mar 10 8 months ago
Passed House third reading
Jan 22 9 months ago
Introduced

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VetoedSep 30

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Would expand the CCPA right to delete to all personal information a business has collected about a consumer and require businesses to offer an online method for submitting privacy requests.

EnactedSep 27

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Would shorten the Delete Act processing cycle for data brokers from 45 to 30 days and require notice to elected officials and judges that they can use the deletion mechanism.