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§ 87-1307. Covered online service; reporting mechanisms.
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A covered online service must set up reporting mechanisms for covered minors and parents to report harms.
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A covered online service must set up reporting mechanisms for covered minors and parents to report harms.
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A covered online service must not promote prohibited products to covered minors and must not use dark patterns.
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Covered online services must name officers responsible for compliance, and civil-penalty enforcement is delayed until July 1, 2026.
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This provision lets the secretary examine trademark registration applications and sets out how applicants can respond, amend, disclaim, or challenge refusals.
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A covered online service must not make a covered minor’s default privacy settings less protective in one step, and must not ask or prompt a covered minor to lower those settings unless that change is strictly necessary for a requested service or feature.
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A covered online service must provide a tool for a covered minor to request that the account be unpublished or deleted, and must honor that request within 15 days after receiving it.
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If the applicant complies with the Trademark Registration Act, the secretary must return the filed duplicate application and issue the registration certificate.
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Trademark registrations last 10 years and may be renewed if the owner files timely renewal paperwork, includes the required statement and specimen, and pays the renewal fee.
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This section lets trademark assignments and related documents be recorded with the secretary, sets fees for recording and amendments, and requires certain fees to be remitted and distributed. An unrecorded assignment can be void against a later purchaser without notice.
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The secretary must keep certain trademark-related records available for public examination.
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The secretary must cancel trademark registrations from the register when the listed grounds are met.
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The secretary must issue classification rules for goods and services, but those rules cannot change applicant or registrant rights.
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A person who fraudulently causes a mark to be filed or registered can be liable for damages.
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A person may be civilly liable for using or copying a registered mark without consent in a confusing way, or for reproducing it on labels or advertising materials.
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The owner of a famous mark in this state may seek an injunction against commercial use that starts after the mark becomes famous and dilutes its distinctive quality.
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These sections are known as the Agricultural Data Privacy Act and may be cited by that name.
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The Legislature says agricultural data is a proprietary business asset and says its sale should be protected and its security maintained using reasonable safeguards.
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This section defines key terms used in the Agricultural Data Privacy Act.
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This section defines control over agricultural data and gives agricultural producers ownership and control of data from their farm, land, device, or equipment.
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A controller or processor may not sell agricultural data unless the agricultural producer gives express written consent.