HB566

Hawaii HB566 protects minors from addictive feeds on social media platforms.

Hawaii HB566 aims to protect minors from addictive feeds on social media platforms by prohibiting operators from providing such feeds unless they have determined the user is not a minor or have obtained verifiable parental consent. The bill defines "addictive feed" and "covered minor" and mandates that operators use reasonable and feasible methods to determine a user's age. It also restricts operators from sending overnight notifications to minors without parental consent and requires operators to delete personal data of minors if they are identified.