US States · 2 laws · 6 requirements
Florida: the laws your website or app must follow
If your customers are in Florida, these are the privacy, consumer, security, accessibility and AI laws SafeLaunch checks your site against, with what each one requires and where in the law it says so.
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Florida Digital Bill of Rights
In force since 1 July 2024.
Who it covers: Businesses with over $1 billion in revenue meeting further tests (ads, app store or smart speaker); the sensitive-data sale notice applies more widely.
What it requires of a website or app (4)
- A privacy notice: categories, purposes, how to exercise rights and appeal, third-party sharing; updated yearlyChecked§501.711(1)
- "NOTICE: This website may sell your sensitive personal data." where that happens (if if you sell sensitive data)Your answers§501.711(2)
- Rights to access, correct, delete and opt out within 45 daysChecked§501.705
- Consent for sensitive dataYour answers§501.71
Sources:Fla. Stat. §501.711
HB 3 (2024) online protection of minors
Age verification for harmful material in force since 1 Jan 2025; social media account provisions are in litigation.
Who it covers: Commercial sites with a substantial share of material harmful to minors, and social media platforms used by minors in Florida.
What it requires of a website or app (2)
- Age verification (anonymous or standard) before access to material harmful to minors (if if you publish sexual material)CheckedFla. Stat. §501.1737
- Social media: no accounts for under-14s, and parental consent for 14–15-year-olds (if if you run a social media platform)Your answersFla. Stat. §501.1736
Sources:Florida Statutes §501.1737
Licensed professionals in Florida
These regulators' advertising and conduct rules apply on top of the laws above, only to sites of that profession.
- lawyersFlorida Bar Rule 4-7 (advertising)
- doctors and surgeonsFlorida Statutes ch. 456 (health practitioner advertising), physicians
- dentistsFlorida Statutes ch. 456 (health practitioner advertising), dentists
- pharmacists and pharmaciesFlorida Statutes ch. 456 (health practitioner advertising), pharmacists
- therapists, psychologists and counsellorsFlorida Statutes ch. 456 (health practitioner advertising), psychologists and counsellors
- estate agents and real-estate brokersFlorida Real Estate Commission rule 61J2-10.025 (advertising)
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A plain-language summary of what each law requires of a website or app, from the SafeLaunch rulebook, with the provision and official sources. It is not legal advice and not every duty in each law is listed.