HB 1658 — Relative To Parental Consent And Age Verification For Digital Application Platforms
HB 1658 addresses parental consent and age verification requirements for digital application platforms. The bill aims to protect minors by ensuring platforms verify user age and obtain parental consent where appropriate. It was introduced in the 2026 New Hampshire legislative session but was rejected with a vote on March 11, 2026.
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