US States · 2 laws · 7 requirements
Utah: the laws your website or app must follow
If your customers are in Utah, 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.
Coming up in Utah
- 2027-05-06 · App Store Accountability Act (SB 142): HB 498, signed 18 March 2026, moved developer duties to 6 May 2027 and removed state enforcement: minors harmed by a violation, and their parents, can sue.
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Utah Consumer Privacy Act
In force since 31 Dec 2023.
Who it covers: Businesses with over $25M in yearly revenue handling data of 100,000+ Utah residents a year, or 25,000+ while earning 50% of revenue from selling data.
What it requires of a website or app (4)
- A privacy notice: categories, purposes, rights and how to appeal, data shared and with whomCheckedUCPA Utah Code §13-61-302(1)(a)
- Rights to access, correct, delete and port data, and to opt out of targeted ads, sale and profiling; appealsCheckedUCPA §13-61-201
- Consent (or where the law allows, notice and an opt-out) before processing sensitive data; children's data handled under COPPAYour answersUCPA §13-61-302(3) (notice and a chance to opt out)
- Reasonable data securityCheckedUCPA §13-61-302(2)
Sources:Utah Code Title 13 Chapter 61
App Store Accountability Act (SB 142)
Enacted 2025 (SB 142).
Who it covers: Developers of apps offered through an app store to people in Utah, and the app stores themselves.
What it requires of a website or app (3)
- Age-rate the app, and tell the app stores about significant changes to it (if if you publish a mobile app)PreparedUtah Code Title 13, Ch. 75
- Use the app store's age category and parental-consent data to verify each Utah user's age and, for minors, a parent's consent (if if you publish a mobile app)CheckedUtah Code Title 13, Ch. 75 (from 6 May 2027)
- Use age category data only to enforce age limits, comply with the law or provide safety features, and never share it with third parties (if if you publish a mobile app)PreparedHB 498 (2026)
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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.