Law note · Georgia
SB 351 (2024), commercial entity age verification for material harmful to minors
Requires a commercial entity that knowingly publishes a substantial portion (more than 33.33 percent) of material harmful to minors on a public website to perform reasonable age verification before granting access, using a digitized identification card, government issued identification, or a method meeting the NIST Identity Assurance Level 2 standard, with a bar on retaining identifying information after access is granted. Not challenged in NetChoice v. Carr, which covers only the act's social media provisions.
Primary source: official Act text, Office of the Governor of Georgia