SB 185
Senate·20th Congress·Filed Jul 7, 2025
Child Online Protection Act
An Act Providing Protection for Children Using the Internet
In plain language
The Child Online Protection Act would ban children under 12 from having personal social‑media accounts, require parental supervision for 12‑17‑year‑olds, force platforms to verify users’ IDs, and make providers add safety policies, parental‑control tools, and privacy safeguards; violations could lead to jail or heavy fines.
Consumer ProtectionEducationInformation and Communications Technology
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Subjects
Child Internet Safety and ProtectionInternet SafetyChildren/Child Care
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SBN-185 · Sources: BetterGov Open Congress, BatasWatch