Nothing in this chapter shall be construed to: (1) prevent an app store provider or developer from taking reasonable measures to: (a) block, detect, or prevent distribution to minors of: (i) unlawful material; (ii) obscene material; or (iii) other harmful material; (b) block or filter spam; (c) prevent criminal activity; or (d) protect app store or app security; (2) require an app store provider to disclose user information to a developer beyond: (a) age category data; or (b) verification of parental consent status; (3) allow an app store provider or developer to implement measures required by this chapter in a manner that is: (a) arbitrary; (b) capricious; (c) anticompetitive; or (d) unlawful; (4) require a developer to collect, retain, reidentify, or link any information beyond what is: (a) necessary to verify age categories and parental consent status as required by this chapter; and (b) collected, retained, reidentified, or linked in the developer's ordinary course of business; (5) require an app store provider or developer to block access to an application that an account holder has downloaded or installed onto a mobile device before the day on which the obligations described in Sections 13-76-201 and 13-76-202 take effect, except to the extent that: (a) a parent account revokes verifiable parental consent for an affiliated minor account; or (b) a significant change to the application has occurred; (6) require a developer or app store provider to create, adopt, or implement an app age rating system or content classification framework; or (7) displace any other available remedies or rights authorized under the laws of this state or the United States.
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