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Application Programming Interface (API)

A set of rules and tools that allows different software applications to talk to each other. In this bill, it's the digital gateway social media platforms would create for safety software.

Third-Party Safety Software Provider

A company or person who offers software designed to help protect children online, and who is authorized by a parent or child to manage the child's social media interactions for safety purposes.

Large Social Media Platform

An online service, like a website or app, that allows children to share content with others they meet through the service, and has either more than 100 million monthly global users or makes over $1 billion in revenue each year.

Delegation

The act of giving someone else (in this case, a third-party safety software provider) the authority or permission to act on your behalf, such as managing a child's social media account.

User Data

Information created by or sent to a child on a social media platform, including images, video, audio, or text, that is part of their profile or content. This bill refers to data from a 30-day period when safety software has permission.

Sense of Congress

A formal statement of opinion or belief adopted by Congress that does not have the force of law, but expresses the legislative body's collective viewpoint on an issue.