OH HB441

Prohibits social media platforms with over 50 million active U.S. users monthly from censoring users based on viewpoint, geographic location in Ohio, or ability to receive others' expression.

Defines "censor" broadly to include editing, blocking, banning, deleting, deplatforming, demonetizing, restricting visibility, or discriminating against expression.

Allows platforms to censor unlawful expression and content specifically authorized for removal by federal law, and permits users to remove their own content.

Declares social media platforms meeting the user threshold to be common carriers and voids any contractual waivers of protections in the chapter.

Allows users to sue for violations and recover declaratory relief, injunctive relief, and reasonable attorney's fees; provides for contempt proceedings if platforms fail to comply with court orders.