HB 1447 — Mississippi Social Media Fraud Accountability and Consumer Protection Act
HB 1447, titled the Mississippi Social Media Fraud Accountability and Consumer Protection Act, aims to address fraud and deceptive practices on social media platforms. The bill focuses on protecting consumers from financial fraud, including deepfake and AI-powered scams. It seeks to establish accountability for fraudulent content and enhance consumer protections in digital spaces. The bill was introduced in the 2026 legislative session but died in committee.
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