Hawaii SB2761 prohibits social media platforms from allowing individuals under sixteen years of age to create or maintain accounts, and mandates.

Hawaii SB2761 aims to protect minors from the potential harms of social media by prohibiting social media platforms from allowing individuals under sixteen years of age to create or maintain accounts. The bill requires platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent such accounts, including age verification and terminating accounts of known minors. The definition of "social media platform" excludes certain services like business transactions, selling merchandise, and video games.

Hawaii SB2761 prohibits social media platforms from allowing individuals under sixteen years of age to create or maintain accounts, and mandates.

Hawaii SB2761 aims to protect minors from the potential harms of social media by prohibiting social media platforms from allowing individuals under sixteen years of age to create or maintain accounts. The bill requires platforms to take reasonable steps to prevent such accounts, including age verification and terminating accounts of known minors. The definition of "social media platform" excludes certain services like business transactions, selling merchandise, and video games.