The "Community Privacy and Safety Act" aims to enhance consumer privacy and safety by establishing comprehensive regulations for online service providers regarding the handling of consumer data. The bill mandates that covered entities prioritize user privacy through default settings, provide clear privacy information, and implement strong data security practices. It introduces specific protections for minors, such as disabling contact from unknown users and limiting notifications during certain hours. Additionally, the Act prohibits practices like profiling consumers by default and processing personal data without explicit consent, particularly for sensitive information.

The legislation also outlines consumer rights, including the ability to opt for privacy-protective feeds, access, correct, and delete personal data, and receive clear information about data collection and processing. Covered entities must comply with consumer requests within thirty days and are prohibited from using "dark patterns" to manipulate user choices. The bill establishes penalties for non-compliance, including civil penalties for negligent and intentional breaches, and requires written data processing agreements for service providers. It also includes provisions to prevent retaliation against consumers exercising their rights and mandates annual reports to assess compliance with federal laws.