Pennsylvania’s Senate Judiciary Committee has advanced a bill that would require age verification on commercial websites containing more than one-third harmful material, sending the measure to the full Senate for debate and a vote, according to Reclaim The Net. The bill, SB 603, would then proceed to the House if it passes the Senate, the report stated.
The committee action occurred as part of a national push by states to impose age-verification requirements on online platforms and websites, according to Reclaim The Net. The bill’s advancement follows similar legislative efforts in Ohio, Arizona, Indiana, and North Dakota, the report stated, as well as Pennsylvania’s lawsuit against Snapchat over its handling of age verification [1][2].
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