SB 165 — Minors; Social Media And Internet Safety; Account Termination Upon The Request Of Minors Or Their Parents Or Guardians
SB 165 addresses child safety by allowing minors or their parents or guardians to request the termination of social media or internet accounts. The bill aims to protect minors from online risks such as grooming, sextortion, or exposure to harmful content by providing a mechanism for account removal upon request. It falls under Georgia's legislative session for 2025-26 and is currently in the early stages of review.
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