New Jersey A1324 mandates social media companies to implement measures to protect minors, including detecting inappropriate interactions and.
New Jersey A1324 requires social media companies to develop algorithms that detect suspicious patterns and flag potentially inappropriate activity involving minors, such as adult interactions with minors and attempts to establish inappropriate relationships. It also mandates a real-time monitoring system to continuously analyze social media content and identify potentially inappropriate activity involving minors. Additionally, social media companies must prohibit minors from appearing in search results unless the person holds an account that the minor user has previously added.
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