Certain mandatory privacy notices to be titled as surveillance notices requirement provision

This bill requires businesses that collect consumer data in Minnesota to title their privacy notices as "surveillance notices" when they sell personal data, use it for targeted advertising, or engage in profiling that affects consumers. The law mandates that these notices be clear, accessible, and available in all languages the business uses, with specific requirements for how consumers can opt out of data sales and profiling. It also updates existing privacy rules to ensure material changes to data practices are communicated to consumers with an opportunity to withdraw consent. The provision applies to controllers - entities that determine how personal data is processed - and does not require separate Minnesota-specific notices if general notices already meet all requirements.