Oklahoma SB1923 prohibits inmates from accessing social media platforms and sets an effective date.
Oklahoma SB1923 defines "social media platform" and prohibits inmates from accessing these platforms. The bill authorizes the Department of Corrections to create rules for enforcement and sets the effective date as November 1, 2026. This law aims to restrict inmates' online activities to maintain security and order within correctional facilities.
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