Creates penalty for child endangerment via use of social media.

This bill amends New Jersey's child endangerment statute (N.J.S.2C:24-4) to explicitly include harmful social media conduct. It makes it a crime for anyone to knowingly use social media in a way likely to harm a child's physical, mental, or moral welfare, or to direct a child into dangerous activities. Violators face penalties based on their relationship to the child: second-degree offenses (5-10 years prison, up to $150,000 fine) if they have a legal duty of care, or third-degree offenses (3-5 years prison, up to $15,000 fine) otherwise. The law applies to all social media platforms and covers actions like posting content that endangers children, regardless of whether the user intended harm.