Michigan HB4429 establishes the Digital Age Assurance Act to regulate digital content access for minors.
Michigan HB4429, known as the Digital Age Assurance Act, mandates that covered manufacturers, including device makers and application stores, implement measures to restrict minors' access to mature content. These measures include recognizing digital age signals, blocking access if a user is under 18, and providing parental supervision tools. The Department of the Attorney General oversees compliance and can take civil action for violations, with damages up to $10,000 per violation.
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