Geolocation and smartphone monitoring of another person prohibited, and cause of action when violation has occurred provided.

The bill MN HF2313 aims to make it illegal for someone to track another person's location using geolocation or smartphone monitoring without their consent. If someone violates this law, the affected person would have the right to take legal action against the violator. This legislation seeks to protect individuals' privacy and personal autonomy in the digital age.

Supporters of MN HF2313 would highlight the importance of personal privacy and the need to protect individuals from invasive tracking technologies. They would argue that this bill empowers individuals by giving them control over their own location data and ensures that consent is required before any monitoring can take place.

Critics of MN HF2313 might argue that the bill could hinder legitimate uses of technology, such as for safety or security purposes. They may express concern that the legislation could create challenges for businesses and law enforcement that rely on geolocation data to provide services or enhance public safety.