Arkansas law, under Arkansas SB 66, requires adult content websites to verify the age of users before granting access to their content. This law was introduced to prevent minors from accessing adult material and ensure compliance with state regulations. Website operators must implement strict age verification methods to avoid penalties.
Punishments for non-compliance
Failure to comply with Arkansas SB 66 can result in severe penalties, including:
Civil fines for each instance of non-compliance.
Potential lawsuits from individuals or parents of minors affected.
Possible injunctions preventing site operations within Arkansas.
Additional penalties for repeated violations.
Accepted methods of age verification
Arkansas SB 66 allows the following methods to verify the age of users:
Government-issued ID verification – Users must provide a valid driver's license, passport, or other government-issued ID.
Third-party verification services – Approved external services can authenticate the user's age by checking their ID against official records.
Credit card verification – Some forms of credit card validation may be accepted as a secondary verification method.
Mobile verification – Utilizing phone carrier data to confirm the user's age.
How we are compliant
To ensure compliance with Arkansas SB 66, we have implemented the following measures:
Third-party government ID verification to accurately confirm user age.
Secure encryption to protect user data during the verification process.
Regular audits to ensure our processes meet legal requirements.
User-friendly verification process to minimize friction while maintaining compliance.
Clear privacy policies outlining how user data is handled securely and in compliance with state laws.
For more information on Arkansas SB 66 and compliance requirements, visit: https://www.arkleg.state.ar.us/.