Safe Social Media Act
Bill C-34, Safe Social Media Act · Second reading · now at committee in the House Where it stands
What Bill C-34 would do
The bill would create the Digital Safety Act and set up the Digital Safety Commission of Canada to oversee it. Operators of regulated social media and chatbot services would have to mitigate exposure to harmful content, label synthetic content, and protect children through design features and age limits. Platforms would also have to remove non-consensual intimate content and child sexual abuse material, and submit digital safety plans to the commission.
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