Oklahoma HB1275 regulates social media platforms to protect minors by restricting account creation and requiring age verification.
Oklahoma HB1275 mandates that minors under sixteen cannot create accounts on social media platforms. Minors aged sixteen or seventeen can only create accounts with parental consent. Social media companies must verify the age of account holders and cannot retain identifying information post-verification. The bill also prohibits collecting, selling, or sharing personal information of minors without a compelling reason. Violations can be reported to the Attorney General, who can initiate enforcement actions. The act takes effect July 1, 2025.
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