SB 153 — An Act Concerning Cyberbullying
SB 153 addresses cyberbullying by potentially imposing liability on social media platforms for content that facilitates bullying. The bill is currently referred to the Joint Committee on General Law for review. It aims to protect minors from harmful online interactions, focusing on child safety and the risks associated with social media use.
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