The bill mandates that all Internet-enabled devices, specifically tablets and smartphones manufactured after June 1, 2025, must include a filter designed to block access to obscene material. This filter must be automatically activated for users identified as minors during the device's activation process, which also requires users to provide their age. Additionally, the bill outlines that manufacturers are liable if a minor accesses obscene material on a device that does not comply with these filtering requirements. However, manufacturers can avoid liability if they demonstrate a good faith effort to comply with the law.

The legislation also establishes civil penalties for violations, allowing the Attorney General to take action against manufacturers who fail to meet the requirements, including seeking injunctions and imposing fines. The bill specifies that it does not apply to devices manufactured before the specified date or to video game consoles, and it allows for civil liability against individuals who intentionally disable the filter on a device used by a minor. The act is set to take effect on October 1, 2025.