The problem with this proposed bill is it tries to draw a line that in the real world won't be so clear. It will be impossible to draw. Enforcement will be lax and a joke.
Perhaps a solution or suggestion could be vendor ethical practices that call for parental consent to enter such networks. This would rest on the backs of the vendors.
A couple of states attorney generals (or auditor generals) could force this issue to them -- in advance of a congressional law of blacklisting.
I think blacklisting, as the law is being hatched, is a bad idea.
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