A bill for an act requiring persons who operate certain internet sites, applications, or a segment of an internet site or application that contains material pornographic for minors to perform reasonable age verification.

Removed the Governor's signature block, date, and official letter transmittal text, which are procedural elements added during the signing process.

Corrected minor formatting inconsistencies, such as spacing and alignment, to standardize the layout of the enrolled bill.

The definition of prohibited material changed from 'obscene material' to 'pornographic for minors,' which uses a specific legal test regarding appeal to minors and lack of serious value for them.

New definitions were added for 'application,' 'digital identification,' 'minor,' 'mobile device,' 'news-gathering organization,' and 'substantial portion' (defined as 33% or more of data).

New requirements mandate that operators must perform 'reasonable age verification' before allowing minors to access content deemed pornographic for minors.

New rules prohibit platforms from retaining, selling, or sharing any identifying information collected during the age verification process unless required by law.

Enforcement mechanisms were updated to focus on civil penalties for failing to perform age verification rather than for simply hosting the content, with fines up to $10,000 per violation.

The new text explicitly permits the use of cryptographic techniques like zero-knowledge proofs to verify age without revealing the user's actual identity.