South Carolina S0736 mandates parental control options for minors on certain online platforms.
South Carolina S0736 requires online companies offering social media, streaming, gaming, or chatrooms to provide parents a way to opt out of sexual content for minor users. Violating companies face misdemeanor charges and daily fines. Parents can also sue for violations, seeking damages, injunctive relief, declaratory relief, and legal fees. The act takes effect upon the Governor's approval.
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