Oklahoma HB4356 regulates social media platforms accessed by minors, prohibiting certain activities and requiring age verification.
Oklahoma HB4356 establishes rules for social media platforms accessed by minors. It prohibits minors under sixteen from being account holders and mandates age verification. The bill also restricts activities such as profiling, collecting unnecessary personal information, and retaining identifying information after access is granted. Violations can be reported to the Attorney General, who can initiate enforcement actions. Social media companies found in violation are liable for penalties and damages. The act becomes effective November 1, 2026.
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