Social media and remote computing service providers requirement to report to the attorney general

This bill requires social media platforms and remote computing service providers in Minnesota to report specific drug-related crimes to the state attorney general. Companies must notify the attorney general within 60 days if they have actual knowledge or a reasonable belief that someone is using their services to manufacture, distribute, or sell fentanyl, methamphetamine, counterfeit drugs, or unauthorized prescription medications. The reports must include detailed account information such as user names, addresses, IP addresses, and evidence of whether a virtual private network was used. This law directly affects digital service providers by establishing their legal duty to identify and share data related to these specific illicit activities with state authorities.