Utah § 13-76-402 - Safe harbor.

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§ 13-76-402. Safe harbor.

Effective 3/18/2026
13-76-402.  Safe harbor.
(1)A developer is not liable for a violation of this chapter if the developer demonstrates that the developer:
(a)relied in good faith on:
(i)age category data received through an app store's data sharing methods; and
(ii)notification from an app store provider that verifiable parental consent was obtained if the age category data indicates that the account holder is a minor; and
(b)complied with the requirements described in Section 13-76-202.
(2)The safe harbor described in this section:
(a)applies only to actions brought under this chapter; and
(b)does not limit a developer or app store provider's liability under any other applicable law.


Amended by Chapter 157, 2026 General Session

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