RELATING TO SOCIAL MEDIA.

The effective date of the Act was changed from July 1, 3000, to July 1, 2050, significantly delaying the implementation of new requirements.

Administrative metadata, including bill author names, revision numbers, and internal tracking codes, were updated to reflect the Senate Draft version.

Minor formatting adjustments were made to the text, such as removing unnecessary line breaks and correcting spacing in the law enforcement subsection.

Defined 'covered platform' to require one million or more monthly active users nationwide or $25,000,000 or more in annual gross revenues.

Clarified that user data must be archived for no less than forty-five days and deleted no later than ninety days after a confirmed deletion request.

Changed the recordkeeping requirement to maintain deletion request records and compliance documentation for four years for enforcement and evidentiary purposes.

Updated the enforcement section to specify that civil penalties may include fines up to an unspecified amount per violation per day.

The bill version was updated from CD2 to HD1, and metadata headers were adjusted to reflect the new draft status.

Section numbers were reformatted to separate the section title from the content line.

The definition of a 'covered platform' was changed from specific thresholds (1 million users or $25M revenue) to blank placeholders, indicating these numbers are not yet finalized.

The effective date was changed from July 1, 2027, to July 1, 3000, which is likely a placeholder error or a deliberate placeholder for a future date to be determined.

The recordkeeping requirement was changed from a fixed four-year period to a blank placeholder for the number of years.

The maximum daily civil penalty was changed from $250 to a blank placeholder for the dollar amount.

Updated document headers to reflect House of Representatives instead of Senate, and changed the committee designation from C.D. 1 to C.D. 2.

Added a new 'Report Title' and 'Description' section at the end of the document, which was not present in the Senate version.

The effective date of the Act was changed from 'upon approval' to a fixed date of July 1, 2027.

The effective date was changed from 'upon approval' to 'July 1, 2027' in the withdrawn version.

All proposed requirements for social media platforms, including account deletion mechanisms and data retention rules, were removed because the bill was withdrawn.

Provisions authorizing the Attorney General to enforce the law and impose civil penalties were removed.

Platforms are now required to have one million or more monthly active users nationwide or generate $25 million or more in annual gross revenues to be covered.

New definitions were added for 'sensitive personal information' (including genetic data, health info, and sexual orientation), 'neural data', and 'education information'.

A new definition for 'User' was added, specifying it applies to natural persons residing in the State acting in an individual or household context.

Requirements now explicitly mandate the deletion of 'sensitive personal information' alongside standard personal data, with a 90-day timeline for complete deletion.

Civil penalties for violations were increased to a maximum of $250 per violation per day.