Tennessee HB2522 amends consumer protection laws to regulate content on large online platforms.
Tennessee HB2522 amends consumer protection laws to regulate content on large online platforms. The bill requires platforms with over ten million monthly active U.S. users to implement content moderation systems for material harmful to minors. These systems must allow users to report unmarked harmful content, acknowledge reports within 48 hours, and take action within seven business days. Platforms must publish semi-annual transparency reports detailing report numbers and actions taken. The attorney general can investigate violations and seek injunctive relief and penalties for noncompliance.
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