New York A03263 prohibits interactive computer service providers from knowingly promoting content to a targeted user with the intention of causing.
New York A03263 amends the general business law to prohibit interactive computer service providers from knowingly promoting content to a targeted user and with the intention of developing the content, causing the user extreme emotional harm, physical injury, or financial injury. The bill defines "interactive computer service" and "target user" and outlines the types of content that can be promoted. Violators are liable for civil action and penalties. The bill takes effect 180 days after becoming law.
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