South Carolina H 4689
Requires internet-enabled devices belonging to minors activated in South Carolina to filter out obscene content.
Requires internet-enabled devices belonging to minors activated in South Carolina to filter out obscene content.
Age verification mandate. Enforcement via civil action by the state attorney general.
Age verification mandate enforced through a private lawsuits.
Age verification mandate enforced by a private right of action.
Creates the Online Age Verification for Material Harmful to Minors Act. Enforced via private lawsuits.
Age verification mandate. Enforced via private lawsuits.
Enacts the Adult Content Age Verification Act. Enforcement mechanism: Attorney General investigation/civil penalties; requires AG to give sites 30 days notice of noncompliance before initiating legal action.
Age verification mandate. Enforced by public or private right of action.
The “Protection of Minors from Unfiltered Devices Act” would require new smart phones and tablets activated in Pennsylvania to have a “harmful material” filter enabled by default.
This bill would allow victims of CSAM to bring a civil action against a person or company that distributes the material. It would require websites to list a contact to report violations and to report erroneous content removals.