Texas HB4338, known as Sammy's Law, mandates large social media platforms to allow children and their guardians to delegate control of online.

Texas HB4338, also known as Sammy's Law, amends Chapter 509 of the Business & Commerce Code to include a new Subchapter C-1 focused on safety management software for children on large social media platforms. This law requires large social media platforms to create and maintain application programming interfaces that allow children or their guardians to delegate control of online interactions, content, and account settings to third-party safety software providers.

Texas HB4338, known as Sammy's Law, mandates large social media platforms to allow children and their guardians to delegate control of online.

Texas HB4338, also known as Sammy's Law, amends Chapter 509 of the Business & Commerce Code to include a new Subchapter C-1 focused on safety management software for children on large social media platforms. This law requires large social media platforms to create and maintain application programming interfaces that allow children or their guardians to delegate control of online interactions, content, and account settings to third-party safety software providers.