This bill introduces new requirements for manufacturers and developers of applications in South Dakota. It establishes definitions for key terms such as "Application," "Application store," "Developer," and "Manufacturer." The bill mandates that manufacturers must provide a list of all goods or services available for purchase through an application, along with their costs, on the application's page within the application store. Additionally, developers are required to offer features that allow users to review available goods or services and their costs, as well as the ability to cancel or modify subscriptions to those services.

The bill also outlines compliance measures, stating that if a manufacturer or developer fails to meet these requirements, the attorney general must provide written notice before taking further action. If the violation is corrected within ninety days, the manufacturer or developer will not face civil penalties. However, if they remain non-compliant, they may incur a civil penalty of up to one thousand dollars per incident, which will be collected by the attorney general and deposited into the state general fund. Importantly, the bill clarifies that it does not create a new private right of action for violations.