Online Content Moderation Transparency: Government Requests Disclosure
This bill requires online platforms to publicly disclose when a government entity requests or recommends content moderation. It aims to increase transparency and inform citizens about how governments influence online content, with exceptions for national security and law enforcement matters.
Key points
Online platforms must disclose government content moderation requests within 7 days.
Disclosures must include specific request details, the government entity, rationale, and actions taken.
Exceptions apply for national security or federal law enforcement proceedings.
Non-compliance incurs a $50,000 daily fine.
The FCC will compile and report annually on all disclosures.
Status:
Expired
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