HB925

Generally revise social media laws for minors

Failed·5/22/25
Introduced Text

Montana HB925 establishes the Social Media Youth Protection Act, requiring social media companies to implement age-assurance systems and provide.

Montana HB925, the Social Media Youth Protection Act, mandates social media companies to implement age-assurance systems to identify minor account holders. These companies must provide supervisory tools for minors, including time limits, mandatory breaks, and data on usage. The bill also requires parental consent for data privacy settings of minor accounts and prohibits certain features that prolong user engagement. Violations of the act are subject to penalties under the Montana Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Act. The act is effective immediately upon passage and approval.

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Roll Call Votes

11 Yea

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1 Nay

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1 Not Voting

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Calendar

Apr 8, 2025

3:00 PM

Senate Energy, Technology & Federal Relations Hearing

Apr 3, 2025

8:00 AM

House Judiciary Hearing

History

May 22, 2025

Senate

(S) Died in Standing Committee

Apr 24, 2025

Senate

(S) Tabled in Committee (S) Energy, Technology & Federal Relations

Apr 7, 2025

Senate

(S) First Reading