NC S620

Prohibits social media websites with over 75 million users from deleting, censoring, or algorithmically disfavoring users' religious or political speech.

Allows North Carolina residents to sue for violations and recover actual damages, up to $75,000 in statutory damages, punitive damages if aggravating factors exist, and court costs plus attorneys' fees.

Exempts content that calls for immediate violence, contains obscene material, results from court orders, involves false impersonation, encourages criminal conduct, bullies minors, or constitutes copyright/trademark infringement.

Defines "political speech" as speech relating to government and public administration, and "religious speech" as faith-based answers and doctrines explaining existential questions.

Authorizes the North Carolina Attorney General to enforce the law and applies to conduct occurring on or after the bill becomes law.