New Jersey S352 mandates Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability for obscene material, child pornography, revenge pornography.
New Jersey S352, the "Human Trafficking and Child Exploitation Prevention Act," requires Internet-connected devices to have blocking capability for obscene material, child pornography, revenge pornography, prostitution hubs, and human trafficking websites. Manufacturers, sellers, and distributors must ensure the blocking capability functions properly and establish a reporting mechanism for consumers to report unblocked obscene material or blocked non-obscene material. Consumers can deactivate the blocking capability by paying a $20 fee, verifying their age, and acknowledging the risks.
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