Utah § 13-76-401 Enforcement.

Utah Statutes

§ 13-76-401 — Enforcement.

Utah § 13-76-401

Title 13Commerce and Trade

Ch. 13-76App Store Accountability Act

Part 13-76-4Enforcement and Safe Harbor

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Utah Code Ann. § 13-76-401 (2026).

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12/31/2026

(1)A violation of Subsection 13-75-201(2)(b) or Subsection 13-75-202(4)(b) constitutes a deceptive trade practice under Section 13-11a-3.

(2)(2)(a) Only a minor, or the parent of that minor, who has been harmed by a violation of Subsection 13-75-201(2) may bring a civil action against an app store provider.

(2)(b) Only a minor, or the parent of that minor, who has been harmed by a violation of Subsection 13-75-202(4) may bring a civil action against a developer.

(3)In an action described in Subsection (2), the court shall award a prevailing parent:

(3)(a) the greater of:

(3)(a)(i) actual damages; or

(3)(a)(ii) $1,000 for each violation;

(3)(b) reasonable attorney fees; and

(3)(c) litigation costs.

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12/31/2026
(1) A violation of Subsection 13-75-201(2)(b) or Subsection 13-75-202(4)(b) constitutes a deceptive trade practice under Section 13-11a-3.
(2) (2)(a) Only a minor, or the parent of that minor, who has been harmed by a violation of Subsection 13-75-201(2) may bring a civil action against an app store provider.
(2)(b) Only a minor, or the parent of that minor, who has been harmed by a violation of Subsection 13-75-202(4) may bring a civil action against a developer.
(3) In an action described in Subsection (2), the court shall award a prevailing parent:
(3)(a) the greater of:
(3)(a)(i) actual damages; or
(3)(a)(ii) $1,000 for each violation;
(3)(b) reasonable attorney fees; and
(3)(c) litigation costs.