HB 5357 — Communications: Internet; Age-Appropriate Design Code Act
HB 5357 creates the Age-Appropriate Design Code Act in Michigan, aimed at ensuring digital platforms are designed with the safety of minors in mind. The bill focuses on protecting children online by implementing design standards that consider their age and vulnerability. It falls under the jurisdiction of Michigan and is currently proposed. The legislation is part of broader child safety efforts related to online communications and digital privacy.
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