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Bill Detail: SB25-086

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Title Protections for Users of Social Media
Status Introduced In Senate - Assigned to Judiciary (01/23/2025)
Bill Subjects
  • Public Health
House Sponsors A. Boesenecker (D)
A. Hartsook (R)
Senate Sponsors L. Daugherty (D)
L. Frizell (R)
House Committee
Senate Committee Judiciary
Date Introduced 01/23/2025
AI Summary
Summary

The bill establishes certain requirements for social media
companies and social media platforms in order to protect users.
Specifically, the bill:
  • Relocates, with amendments, certain language requiring a
social media platform to include a function that provides
minor users information about their engagement in social
media, which language was enacted in 2024 by House Bill
24-1136;
  • Requires a social media company to publish and update
policies for each social media platform owned or operated
by the social media company (published policies) and
establishes mandatory contents for the published policies;
  • Requires a social media company to submit to the
department of law an annual report that includes, for each
social media platform owned or operated by the social
media company, information concerning the published
policies and violations of the published policies;
  • Requires a social media company to annually make
publicly available a report that includes, for each social
media platform owned or operated by the social media
company, certain data concerning how minor users used the
social media platform, including a description of all
product experiments that were conducted on 1,000 or more
minor users;
  • Requires a social media company, upon the notification of
a user's alleged violation of the published policies or of
state or federal law, to determine within 72 hours whether
the violation occurred and, if so, to remove the user from
the applicable social media platform within 24 hours after
the determination is made;
  • Requires a social media platform with at least one million
users to provide a streamlined process to allow Colorado
law enforcement agencies to contact the social media
company that operates the social media platform and to
comply with a search warrant within 72 hours after
receiving the search warrant;
  • Makes a violation of the new requirements an unfair or
deceptive trade practice under the Colorado Consumer
Protection Act, to be punished accordingly; and
  • Authorizes the attorney general to adopt rules to carry out
the new requirements.

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