Washington SB6111 aims to protect children online by regulating digital service providers.
The Washington SB6111, known as the Protecting Children Online Act, regulates digital service providers to safeguard minors. It defines "digital service" and "digital service provider," and mandates that providers limit the collection and use of minors' personal information. Providers must implement strategies to prevent minors' exposure to harmful content. The act prohibits certain uses of minors' data and sharing of such data without parental consent. It also allows parents or legal guardians to seek relief against providers who violate the act.
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