Change provisions relating to civil actions under the Parental Rights in Social Media Act
Indefinitely postponed
Summary
The bill amends the civil‑action provisions of the Parental Rights in Social Media Act, allowing aggrieved individuals, parents, or minors to sue social‑media companies or their vendors for violations. It expands available relief to include damages, equitable remedies, and attorney fees, and classifies a social‑media platform as a product for product‑liability lawsuits. The measure failed and was indefinitely postponed.
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