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

SB 1972, the Oklahoma Children's Internet Protection Act, requires online platforms (interactive computer service providers) to obtain parental or guardian consent before entering contracts with minors under 18. It prohibits platforms from sharing minors' personal information - including names, images, location data, or likeness - without this consent. Platforms must verify parental consent through specific methods like signed forms, video calls, or verified email. Violations can result in civil penalties enforced by the Oklahoma Attorney General.