SB 343 — Age Verification Of Account Holders; Providers Of Social Media Platforms From Permitting A Minor Aged 14 Years Or Younger To Be An Account Holder; Prohibit
SB 343 prohibits social media platforms from allowing minors aged 14 years or younger to create or maintain an account. The bill also requires age verification for account holders. It aims to protect minors from potential online risks associated with social media platforms. The bill was introduced in the Georgia General Assembly during the 2025-26 session and is currently in the Senate, having been read and referred.
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