Rhode Island Children’s Online Safety Act protects minors by requiring online platforms to turn off open chats by default for young users and.
The Rhode Island Children’s Online Safety Act aims to safeguard minors using online platforms. It requires platforms to turn off open chats by default for young users and mandates parental approval for all financial transactions involving minors on gaming and social media sites. The act also prohibits operators from using dark patterns that impair the rights or protections of minors or their parents. The attorney general is tasked with promulgating regulations for age verification and maintaining a website for public complaints regarding platform compliance.
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