1. (1) A parent or legal guardian of a minor that accesses obscene content on a device as a result of a manufacturer's failure to comply with of Section 78B-6-2602 may bring a private cause of action in court against the manufacturer.

2. (2) A person bringing an action under Subsection (1) may recover:

   1. (a)

      1. (i) actual damages; or
      2. (ii) where actual damages are difficult to ascertain due to the nature of the injury, $50,000 for each violation;
   2. (b) if a violation is found to be knowing and willful, punitive damages in an amount determined by the court;
   3. (c) nominal damages;
   4. (d) attorney fees; and
   5. (e) such other relief as the court deems appropriate, including court costs and expenses.
3. (3) Nothing herein shall preclude the bringing of a class action lawsuit against a manufacturer where the manufacturer's conduct in violation of Section 78B-6-2602 is knowing and willful.
4. (4) A parent or legal guardian of a minor may bring an action against any person who is not the parent or legal guardian of the child and who disables the filter from a device in the possession of the child which results in the minor's exposure to obscene content.

5. (5) A person bringing an action under Subsection (4) may recover:

   1. (a)

      1. (i) actual damages; or
      2. (ii) where actual damages are difficult to ascertain due to the nature of the injury, $1,000 for each violation; and
   2. (b) such other relief as the court deems appropriate.

Enacted by Chapter 166, 2024 General Session