Oklahoma HB3523 regulates social media platforms by requiring notice and a hearing before adverse actions, allowing temporary restrictions for.
Oklahoma HB3523 establishes rules for social media platforms with over 100 million monthly active users worldwide. It mandates that platforms provide electronic written notice and a hearing before taking adverse actions against a user's page or account. Platforms can impose temporary restrictions to prevent imminent harm. Users have the right to one internal appeal and can bring a civil action for violations, seeking actual damages, statutory damages, injunctive relief, and legal fees.
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