Bipartisan Bill Proposes Sunsetting Section 230 by 2025

Lawmakers argue the legal shield for tech companies is outdated, pushing for a new framework to address online harms.

The proposed legislation would end Section 230 protections on December 31, 2025.
Lawmakers claim the current law allows tech companies to evade responsibility for harmful content.
The bill mandates an 18-month period for Congress and tech companies to develop a new legal framework.
Critics argue that removing Section 230 could stifle free speech and harm smaller platforms.
Supporters believe the change is necessary to protect children and hold tech giants accountable.