Relates to social media open application programming; requires social media platforms to implement and maintain a standards-based application programming interface that permits third-party applications to retrieve data at no cost to be used for the user's benefit and to provide certain information to users; requires social media companies to submit a report to the attorney general.

This bill requires social media platforms to create a special interface that allows third-party applications to access user data for free, benefiting users. Additionally, social media companies must provide certain information to users and submit a report to the state's attorney general about their compliance with these requirements.

Supporters of the bill argue that it promotes user rights by ensuring that individuals can access their data and use it in ways that benefit them. They believe it fosters innovation by allowing third-party developers to create applications that enhance user experience and increase competition in the social media market.

Critics of the bill may argue that it imposes unnecessary regulations on social media companies, potentially hindering their operations and innovation. They might also express concerns about data privacy and security, suggesting that increased access to user data could lead to misuse or exploitation by third parties.