North Carolina H301 protects minors under 16 from harmful social media content.

North Carolina H301, the Social Media Protection for Minors Act, aims to safeguard minors under 16 from harmful content on social media platforms. The act prohibits minors under 14 from creating accounts and mandates account termination for those found. Minors aged 14-15 can only create accounts with parental consent. Social media platforms must use anonymous age verification and delete personal data of terminated accounts. The North Carolina Department of Justice can enforce these provisions, imposing civil penalties for violations.

North Carolina H301 protects minors under 16 from harmful social media content.

North Carolina H301, the Social Media Protection for Minors Act, aims to safeguard minors under 16 from harmful content on social media platforms. The act prohibits minors under 14 from creating accounts and mandates account termination for those found. Minors aged 14-15 can only create accounts with parental consent. Social media platforms must use anonymous age verification and delete personal data of terminated accounts. The North Carolina Department of Justice can enforce these provisions, imposing civil penalties for violations.