This bill aims to prohibit individuals and entities from requiring consumers to participate in political activities as a condition for accessing services through software applications or websites. It introduces a new section in Minnesota Statutes, chapter 325E, specifically addressing "political activity," which is defined as providing personal information to influence elected officials.

Under the proposed law, any software application or website that prompts consumers to engage in political activity must include a clear opt-out option, allowing users to access services without participating in such activities. Additionally, any terms or conditions that imply a consumer must engage in political activity to use a service will be deemed void and unenforceable. This legislation seeks to protect consumers from being coerced into political engagement while using digital services.