Communications: social media; addictive feeds for minors by social media platforms; prohibit. Creates new act.

Fixed inconsistent spacing and indentation throughout the document header and title section.

Updated the footer version identifier from '0xvfk4' to '1vbxad' to reflect the new substitute version.

Added specific exemptions for cloud storage services and e-commerce platforms (limited to commercial transactions or reviews) from the definition of an addictive internet-based service.

Changed the definition of a 'covered minor' to include situations where a covered operator has 'knowledge fairly implied on the basis of objective circumstances,' broadening the criteria for identifying minors beyond just explicit knowledge.

Updated the requirement for determining a user's age from 'actual knowledge' to 'used commercially reasonable and technically feasible methods,' shifting the burden to the operator to actively verify age rather than just knowing it.

Modified the notification ban for minors to apply specifically between September 1 and May 31 on weekdays, replacing the previous 'school year' terminology.

Added a new provision stating that verifiable parental consent does not waive a minor's right to sue a platform for harm to their mental health or well-being.

Revised the data deletion requirement to mandate immediate deletion of age-determination data after the attempt, regardless of whether the age was successfully determined.