New Jersey S1336 establishes requirements for social media websites regarding content moderation practices and allows users to sue for violations.
New Jersey S1336 mandates that social media websites apply censorship, selective suspensions, and anonymous content or user banning standards consistently. It requires these platforms to publish their standards for determining how to censor, selectively suspend, or implement anonymous content or user banning. Additionally, social media websites must notify users before censoring their content, providing a rationale and explanation of how the content was identified.
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