Bill No. 1388, known as the "Protecting Oklahoma's Children on Social Media Act of 2025," aims to enhance the safety of children on social media by mandating the State Department of Education to develop a character education program for K-12 students, focusing on traits like respect and kindness. The bill requires school districts to implement acceptable use policies for internet access, conduct employee workshops on online safety, and create social media policies with specific content requirements. It also places responsibilities on social media service providers to implement age verification processes and prohibits harmful actions, while establishing definitions related to bullying and cyberbullying.

Furthermore, the legislation eliminates the private right of action, allowing enforcement solely by the Attorney General, and introduces penalties for violations, including fines and potential loss of state funding. Local governing bodies must adopt acceptable use and social media policies by specified deadlines, and the bill emphasizes parental involvement and technology protection measures to ensure safe internet access. The act is set to take effect on July 1, 2025, with an emergency clause for immediate implementation upon passage.