Florida Statutes 501.711 sensitive data + 501.1735 Protection of Children Online. SENSITIVE DATA: includes race + ethnicity + religion + mental/physical health diagnosis + sex life + sexual orientation + citizenship status + genetic data + biometric data used for unique identification + precise geolocation + children data (under 18). PROCESSING REQUIRES (a) AFFIRMATIVE OPT-IN CONSENT from the consumer + clear notice + ability to withdraw; OR (b) for children under 18 + parental consent per the federal COPPA 16 CFR Part 312 + the more-protective Florida age threshold; OR (c) the controller is allowed to process under another statutory exception (e.g. HIPAA + healthcare delivery + court order). VOICE + FACIAL RECOGNITION DATA: an OPT-OUT right separate from sensitive-data opt-in - the consumer may opt out of collection of voice or facial recognition data (501.705(1)(e)); applies to smart speakers + voice assistants + facial-recognition-capable cameras + AI systems. PROTECTION OF CHILDREN ONLINE (501.1735): (a) AGE VERIFICATION for content harmful to minors + adult content; (b) PARENTAL CONTROL TOOLS provided by online platforms; (c) PROHIBITION ON TARGETED ADVERTISING to known minors; (d) PROCESSING-LIMITATION for personal data of minors; coordinated with COPPA + the federal Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA, pending) + the Florida House Bill 3 (2024) social-media minor restriction (parts struck down by federal court 2024-2025). FLORIDA HOUSE BILL 3 (2024 social-media-minor restriction): teens 14-15 require parental consent for social-media accounts + under 14 prohibited + struck down in part by federal court on First Amendment grounds (Florida appealing; status uncertain as of early 2026).
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