Children; covered entities; data protection impact assessment; personal data of children; Attorney General; effective date.

HB 1762 requires online services targeting Oklahoma children (defined as under 18) to conduct data protection impact assessments and design products in the "best interest of children." It prohibits covered entities (online services processing children's data) from using "dark patterns" to manipulate choices, collecting excessive data, or processing data in ways that could cause physical, emotional, or privacy harm. The law mandates age-appropriate default privacy settings, bans selling or sharing precise geolocation data without consent, and clarifies that de-identified data or public information is excluded. It explicitly states the law does not create private lawsuits for violations or apply to services not reasonably likely to be accessed by children.