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MS HB1091
Bill
Status
1/31/2023
Primary Sponsor
Dan Eubanks
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AI Summary
HB 1091 Summary
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Requires commercial entities publishing material harmful to minors on websites where such material constitutes more than 33.3% of total content to perform reasonable age verification to confirm users are 18 years or older.
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Establishes reasonable age verification methods including electronic identification cards or commercial age verification systems using government-issued identification or transactional data analysis.
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Prohibits commercial entities or third parties conducting age verification from retaining identifying information about individuals after access to the material is granted.
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Makes commercial entities civilly liable for damages, court costs, and attorney fees if they fail to perform age verification or knowingly retain identifying information after access is granted.
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Exempts news-gathering organizations from liability and protects Internet service providers, search engines, and cloud service providers from liability for content they do not create or control.
Legislative Description
Minors; hold entities that publish harmful material on the internet civilly liable if age vertification is not performed.
Last Action
Died In Committee
1/31/2023