Oklahoma SB1972 establishes the Oklahoma Children's Internet Protection Act, safeguarding minors online.
Oklahoma SB1972, known as the Oklahoma Children's Internet Protection Act, aims to protect minors online by prohibiting interactive computer service providers from entering into agreements with minors without parental consent. The act defines "harmful to minors" and "interactive computer service" and mandates that providers cannot retain identifying information of users after access is granted. It also outlines methods for obtaining parental consent and imposes penalties for violations, including civil penalties and potential actions by the Attorney General.
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