HB 6567

House·20th Congress·Filed Dec 2, 2025

An Act Prohibiting Children Fourteen (14) Years of Age and Below from Accessing or Using Social-Media Platforms, Providing Regulations for Age Verification, Digital Safety, and Responsible Technology Use, and for Other Purposes

In plain language

The bill would ban anyone 14 years old or younger from making or using social‑media accounts, require platforms to verify users’ ages, and give the DICT and other agencies authority to enforce the rule and impose fines.

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Author · Representative

Rachel Marguerite B. Del MarReceipts →

Official sources

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HB 9963· Filed Jun 29, 2026
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HB 9967· Filed Jun 29, 2026
An Act Prohibiting Children Below Fifteen (15) Years of Age from Creating, Maintaining, or Using Social Media Accounts, Requiring Social Media Platforms to Implement Privacy- Preserving Age-Assurance and Child-Safety Measures, and for Other Purposes
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HB 4383· Filed Sep 8, 2025
An Act Regulating the Use of Social Media Platforms by Minors, Imposing Age Restrictions, Providing Penalties for Violations Thereof, and for Other Purposes
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HB06567 · Sources: BatasWatch