Florida Social Media Act (FL HB 3)
Florida law requiring age verification for social media platforms and prohibiting minors under 14 from holding accounts. Minors 14-15 need parental consent.
Key Provisions
What FL HB 3 requires
Prohibits social media accounts for children under 14
Minors aged 14-15 require verifiable parental consent to create accounts
Platforms must implement age verification using government-issued ID or equivalent
Existing accounts for minors under 14 must be terminated within prescribed period
Platforms must delete all personal information of terminated minor accounts
Private right of action for parents; statutory damages of $10,000 per violation
Rule Categories Covered
Phosra enforcement categories for FL HB 3
Age Gate
access controlEnforces age verification requirements and restricts access to age-inappropriate content or features.
Parental Consent Gate
otherEnforces parental consent gate rules across connected platforms.
Platforms Affected
Platforms covered by FL HB 3
MCP Enforcement
Enforce FL HB 3 with a single API call
// Enforce FL HB 3 compliance
tool: trigger_child_enforcement
input: {
child_id: "ch_emma_01",
law: "FL_HB_3",
rules: [
"age_gate",
"parental_consent_gate"]
}
→ Instagram enforcement applied ✓
→ TikTok enforcement applied ✓
→ Snapchat enforcement applied ✓
→ YouTube enforcement applied ✓
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