Mississippi HB1576 requires parental consent for minors to use interactive computer services and mandates access to minors' account history for.
Mississippi HB1576 mandates that interactive computer service providers, such as social media platforms, must obtain express parental consent before entering into any agreements with minors. The bill also requires these providers to give parents access to their child's account history, including details of interactions and content posted. The law defines "harmful material" and outlines specific protections for minors, such as preventing exposure to such content and ensuring age verification.
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