Nevada SB63 regulates social media platforms to protect minors by requiring age verification and restricting certain features for users under 13.

Nevada SB63, known as the Nevada Youth Online Safety Act, mandates social media platforms to establish an age verification system to determine if a user is a minor before allowing account creation. If a user is found to be under 13, their account must be immediately suspended and eventually deleted. For users aged 13-17, platforms must obtain parental consent and disable features like infinite scrolling, auto-play videos, and live streaming. Notifications to minors are restricted during nighttime and school hours unless parental consent is given.

Nevada SB63 regulates social media platforms to protect minors by requiring age verification and restricting certain features for users under 13.

Nevada SB63, known as the Nevada Youth Online Safety Act, mandates social media platforms to establish an age verification system to determine if a user is a minor before allowing account creation. If a user is found to be under 13, their account must be immediately suspended and eventually deleted. For users aged 13-17, platforms must obtain parental consent and disable features like infinite scrolling, auto-play videos, and live streaming. Notifications to minors are restricted during nighttime and school hours unless parental consent is given.