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On 8 January 2024, the Bill on Age verification for material harmful to minors (SB 17) was introduced to the Indiana Senate. The bill proposes an age verification requirement for adult-oriented websites, aiming to prevent minors from accessing harmful material. The bill outlines key terms and provisions, including the definition of a 'reasonable age verification method', 'transactional data', and 'adult-oriented website operator'. Reasonable age verification methods include mobile credentials, third-party services which compare identifying information with data from commercially available databases, or other commercially reasonable methods using public or private transactional data. It also prohibits the retention of identifying information of individuals seeking to access adult-oriented websites and establishes penalties for violations. The bill was read for the first time and referred to the Committee on Judiciary on the same day.
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