SB 2309 — Relating To Online Safety For Children
SB 2309 introduces measures related to online safety for children in Hawaii, including the establishment of a Children's Data Protection Working Group and provisions under the Hawaiʻi Age-Appropriate Design Code Act. The bill aims to enhance protections for minors by addressing data privacy and online design practices that may pose risks to children. It also includes penalties for non-compliance and provisions related to the Department of the Attorney General.
Related Incidents
Same harm domain, actors and location may differ
14-year-old girl groomed via social media by Sydney private school teacher leading to child abuse material charges
12-year-old girl sexually groomed via TikTok leading to out-of-state assault in Binghamton, New York
9-year-old girl dies after attempting blackout challenge on YouTube
13-year-old Louisiana girl exposed to AI-generated nude deepfake images leading to expulsion and federal lawsuit against school district
12-year-old girl groomed and coerced into self-harm and producing child sexual abuse materials via social media in New Jersey
Related Legislation
Other policies covering the same harm domain