China Social Media Reciprocity Act

8041

117th Congress

In Committee

Summary

China Social Media Reciprocity Act This bill authorizes the President to impose sanctions by requiring social media companies to block certain individuals and entities from using the company's social media services. The bill also requires the President to impose such sanctions on certain individuals and entities, including those that a social media company knows or should have known are (1) on the Office of Foreign Asset Control's list of specially designated nationals and blocked persons, (2) senior officials in China's government, or (3) agents or instrumentalities of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) or China's government. The President may waive such sanctions if the President certifies to Congress that the CCP and China's government have removed all prohibitions on U.S. government officials participating in social media platforms in China.

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2022 · second_quarter · Computer Industry

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Issues and discussions related to technology and the Internet including privacy, security, competition, research, trademark counterfeiting and copyright piracy issues; online advertising, content and platform transparency efforts; diversity and improving education in science, technology and engineering; protecting children, bullying prevention and online safety; human and wildlife trafficking issues; data portability and interoperability; data breach; net neutrality and connectivity; platform integrity and cybersecurity; storage and access to electronic communications and encryption; blockchain policy; manipulated media; Appropriations FY 2022; Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act; S. 299, H.R. 3421, SAFE TECH Act; S. 3029, H.R. 2154, Protecting Americans from Dangerous Algorithms Act; Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA); EARN IT Act; S.797, PACT Act; S. 427, Promise Act; H.R. 3067, Online Consumer Protection Act; H.R. 3451, Social Media DATA Act; H.R. 2668, Consumer Protection and Recovery Act; H.R. 1816, Information Transparency and Personal Data Control Act; S. 1260, United States Innovation and Competition Act; S. 1843, H.R. 3429, Shop Safe Act; COOL Online Act; H.R. 3184, Civil Rights Modernization Act; S. 2031, PRO-SPEECH Act; S. 1477, Data and Algorithm Transparency Agreement (DATA) Act; H.R. 4801, Kids PRIVACY Act; Facial Recognition Technology; S. 2918, KIDS Act; S.2448, Health Misinformation Act of 2021; S. 971, Children and Media Research Advancement Act (CAMRA Act); Build Back Better Act; H.R. 6083, Deceptive Experiences to Online Users Reduction Act; H.R. 5596, Justice Against Malicious Algorithms Act; S. 3073, SANTA Act; S. 2024, Filter Bubble Transparency Act; H.R. 3611, Algorithmic Justice and Online Platform Transparency Act; H.R. 6580, Algorithmic Accountability Act; H.R. 6416, Banning Surveillance Advertising Act; H.R. 6796, Digital Services Oversight and Safety Act; S. 3663, Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA); S. 3608, Nudging Users to Drive Good Experiences on Social Media (Social Media NUDGE) Act; H.R. 4521, America COMPETES Act of 2022; S. 2710, Open App Markets Act; H.R. 7072, NDO Fairness Act; S. 4258, Competition and Transparency in Digital Advertising Bill; H.R. 8152, American Data and Privacy Protection Act; H.R. 8041, China Social Media Reciprocity Act; COPPA 2.0