HB 11464

House·20th Congress·Filed Sep 23, 2026

An Act Protecting Children from Contact and Discovery by Strangers in Online Games, Requiring That the Communication and Discovery Features of Online Gaming Platforms Be Closed by Default for Children, Establishing the Kuya-Ate Guardian System, Prohibiting the Solicitation of Children to Move to Private Channels, the Trafficking of Age-Verified Accounts, and the Hosting of Mass-Attack Recreations, Providing for Platform Accountability, Civil Liability, and Penalties, Appropriating Funds Therefor, and for Other Purposes

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The bill would make all chat, voice, file‑sharing and friend‑finding features in online games unavailable to children unless a parent or a trusted older sibling (Kuya‑Ate Guardian) explicitly approves each contact.

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Elmer V. CatulposReceipts →

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