MN SF5120Minnesota Senate Bill 5120, introduced by Senator Judy Seeberger on April 14, 2026, proposed requiring social media and remote computing service providers to report certain information to the Minnesota Attorney General. The bill was referred to the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee but did not progress further and died in committee. ([legiscan.com](https://legiscan.com/MN/bill/SF5120/2025?utm_source=openai))
MN SF5120 is a senate bill in the Minnesota 94th Legislature 2025-2026, sponsored by Judy Seeberger (D), currently “Introduced” since April 14, 2026.
We track 10,590 Minnesota bills this session, 106 of them sponsored by Judy Seeberger.
While there is no specific media coverage available for this bill, similar legislative efforts in other states have been viewed positively by consumer protection advocates, who see them as steps toward greater transparency and accountability in the tech industry.
Without direct media coverage, it's challenging to assess public reception. However, such proposals often face criticism from industry groups concerned about potential regulatory burdens and the impact on business operations.
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What does MN SF5120 do?
Minnesota Senate Bill 5120, introduced by Senator Judy Seeberger on April 14, 2026, proposed requiring social media and remote computing service providers to report certain information to the Minnesota Attorney General. The bill was referred to the Senate Commerce and Consumer Protection Committee but did not progress further and died in committee.…
What is the status of MN SF5120?
MN SF5120 is currently “Introduced” in the Minnesota legislature.
Who sponsored MN SF5120?
Judy Seeberger (D) sponsored MN SF5120.
