A bill for an act relating to civil liability for certain commercial entities who publish or distribute obscene material on the internet.

SF 207 requires commercial online platforms ("covered platforms") that publish or distribute obscene material to verify the age of users attempting to access it. If a platform fails this "reasonable age verification" and a minor accesses the material, the platform could face civil lawsuits for damages (including punitive damages up to three times attorney fees) and must not retain or sell the user's age verification data. The bill permits third-party verification using methods like government ID or cryptographic techniques to protect privacy. It explicitly excludes liability for regular internet users and providers merely connecting to content, and enforcement would only occur through private lawsuits - not by state authorities.