This bill aims to prohibit government entities in Minnesota from requesting or obtaining reverse-location information and reverse-keyword data, which involves identifying individuals based on their electronic searches or locations. It establishes that no court may issue orders for such data, and any evidence obtained through these means will not be admissible in legal proceedings, except to prove a violation of this section. The bill outlines specific definitions for terms related to reverse-location and reverse-keyword data, and it allows for exceptions only in cases of sudden emergencies declared by the governor.

Additionally, the bill provides a civil cause of action for individuals whose identifying information is obtained in violation of these prohibitions. Affected individuals must be notified of the violation and can seek damages, including a minimum of $1,000 per violation, punitive damages, and attorney fees. The bill proposes new legal language to be added to Minnesota Statutes, chapter 626A, to codify these provisions and ensure accountability for government entities that violate these restrictions.