AB 963 — Relating To: Social Media Accounts For Minors And Providing A Penalty
AB 963 addresses social media accounts for minors by imposing penalties for violations. The bill aims to protect minors on social platforms by setting rules for account creation and use. It is part of broader child safety efforts related to online platforms. The bill failed to concur in pursuant to Senate Joint Resolution 1.
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