California AB1137 mandates social media platforms to implement a reporting mechanism for child sexual abuse material and outlines penalties for.

California AB1137 requires social media platforms to provide a clear and conspicuous mechanism for users to report child sexual abuse material. The bill defines child sexual abuse material as either child pornography or obscene matter depicting minors in sexual conduct. Social media platforms must comply with specific reporting and response protocols, including timely reviews and responses to reports, and provide written confirmation and updates to the reporting user. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in civil penalties, statutory damages, and injunctive relief.

California AB1137 mandates social media platforms to implement a reporting mechanism for child sexual abuse material and outlines penalties for.

California AB1137 requires social media platforms to provide a clear and conspicuous mechanism for users to report child sexual abuse material. The bill defines child sexual abuse material as either child pornography or obscene matter depicting minors in sexual conduct. Social media platforms must comply with specific reporting and response protocols, including timely reviews and responses to reports, and provide written confirmation and updates to the reporting user. Failure to comply with these requirements can result in civil penalties, statutory damages, and injunctive relief.