New Internet Company Duties to Combat Illegal Drug Trade
The Cooper Davis Act requires internet service providers to report information about the illegal sale and distribution of counterfeit substances and certain controlled substances, like fentanyl and methamphetamine, to authorities. This aims to enhance public safety by limiting access to dangerous substances online. Companies failing to report such activities may face significant fines.
Key points
Internet companies must report sales of fentanyl, methamphetamine, and counterfeit substances.
Reports include data on individuals, locations, and content related to illegal trade.
Authorities can share this information with other agencies, including foreign ones.
Companies knowingly failing to report illegal activities will face substantial financial penalties.
The act does not require monitoring users or searching their communications.
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