Establishes the NY digital choice act requiring social media companies to provide covered users with a copy of the covered user's social graph at the request of the covered user

The definition of 'social graph' was updated to explicitly include 'mentions, reports, shares, and other engagements' and 'relational references' to ensure data remains connected.

The exclusion for private data was changed to specifically exclude 'secondary user's' private content, clarifying that only the secondary user's private data is exempt, not the covered user's.

A new requirement mandates that social media companies must provide the requested social graph data within five business days.

The interoperability requirement was updated to allow sharing of 'user-selected parts' of the social graph, giving users more control over what data is transferred.