Internet; creating the Oklahoma Children's Internet Protection Act. Effective date.

Summary

The Oklahoma Children’s Internet Protection Act bars interactive computer services from entering any contract with a minor unless a parent or legal guardian gives express permission. It also bans those services from letting minors see harmful material, sharing a minor’s personal image or data, or allowing adults to contact minors without consent. The law gives the Attorney General tools to enforce the rules and impose civil penalties.

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