OR HB2032

Commercial entities operating websites where more than one-third of content is sexual material harmful to minors must verify users are 18 or older before providing access

Acceptable age verification methods include digital identity networks used for payment authorization, government-issued identification, or public/private transactional data

Entities performing age verification must destroy or delete all identifying information, addresses, contact details, and personal information after verification is complete

Liability of up to $5,000 per instance applies when a commercial entity fails to verify age and exposes a minor to harmful sexual material

Failure to properly destroy age verification data results in liability for the greater of actual damages or $5,000, with prevailing plaintiffs entitled to costs and attorney fees