AR HB1032

Requires internet content distributors selling products in Arkansas to include active blocking software that prevents access to obscene material, revenge pornography, prostitution websites, and human trafficking websites.

Imposes criminal penalties of up to one year imprisonment and/or fines up to $500 per prohibited image, video, audio depiction, or website for distributors who knowingly violate blocking requirements.

Allows distributors to deactivate blocking software for adults age 18+ who submit a written request, present identification, acknowledge a written warning, and pay a $20 one-time deactivation fee.

Authorizes the Attorney General, prosecuting attorneys, and private individuals to file civil actions seeking up to $500 per prohibited item or website that remains accessible more than 5 days after being reported.

Requires distributors to unblock non-obscene material within 5 days of being reported and to establish a reporting mechanism such as a website or call center for complaints.

Directs fines and deactivation fees into the Safe Harbor Fund for Sexually Exploited Children on a quarterly basis.