Louisiana § 51:1754 Parental access to social media account settings; parental supervision

Louisiana Statutes

§ 51:1754 — Parental access to social media account settings; parental supervision

Louisiana § 51:1754

Title 51Trade and Commerce

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La. Stat. Ann. § 51:1754 (2026).

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§1754. Parental access to social media account settings; parental supervision
A social media company shall provide a parent or guardian who has given parental
consent for a Louisiana minor account holder as provided in this Chapter with a means for
the minor account holder or the parent or guardian to initiate account supervision. The
supervision shall include the ability for the parent to view privacy settings of the minor's
account, set daily time limits for the service, schedule breaks, and offer the minor the option
to set up parental notifications when the minor reports a person or issue.
NOTE: Acts 2023, No. 456 became effective July 1, 2024. Acts 2024, No. 656
changes the effective date of Acts 2023, No. 456 to July 1, 2025. However, Acts 2024, No.
656 is not effective until July 1,

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§1754. Parental access to social media account settings; parental supervision
A social media company shall provide a parent or guardian who has given parental
consent for a Louisiana minor account holder as provided in this Chapter with a means for
the minor account holder or the parent or guardian to initiate account supervision. The
supervision shall include the ability for the parent to view privacy settings of the minor's
account, set daily time limits for the service, schedule breaks, and offer the minor the option
to set up parental notifications when the minor reports a person or issue.
NOTE: Acts 2023, No. 456 became effective July 1, 2024. Acts 2024, No. 656
changes the effective date of Acts 2023, No. 456 to July 1, 2025. However, Acts 2024, No.
656 is not effective until July 1, 2025.