Protecting Children Over Profits Act prohibits compensation to electronic communication service providers for information related to child.
The Protecting Children Over Profits Act amends title 18 of the United States Code to prevent providers of electronic communication services or remote computing services from receiving reimbursement or compensation for information, facilities, or technical assistance related to child exploitation. This includes prohibiting compensation for expenses incurred in relation to child exploitation, as defined in the PROTECT Our Children Act of 2008. The bill aims to ensure that such providers do not profit from information that could be used to exploit children.
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