Platform Teen Safety Settlement Auditor & AG Risk Modeler

Audit Configuration

Mandate & Cohort Inputs

Settlement Precedent Framework

Derived from state attorney general enforcement mandates requiring verified youth protection features.

Estimated Active Teen Cohort (Ages 13-17) 480,000 DAU

Daily active teen users in the jurisdictional enforcement territory.

Statutory Daily Penalty per Non-Compliant User $2,500 / day

Civil statutory damages per willful violation under State Consumer Protection acts.

Enforcement Grace & Remediation Window 90 Days

Days granted under consent judgment before escrow clawbacks execute.

Core Settlement Safety Feature Checklist 3 / 8 Implemented

Enforcement & Exposure Telemetry

Real-time risk assessment & covenant status

Audited: In Progress

Compliance Index

37.5%

3 of 8 covenants active

Projected AG Fine Exposure

$145.2M

Exceeds $100M Baseline

Required Escrow Reserve

$85.0M

Liquid settlement deposit

Statutory Exposure Trajectory vs Settlement Floor ($100M Baseline) Alabama Precedent: $100M Minimum

Settlement Covenant Itemization

5 Unresolved Gaps

Covenant Area	Mandated Technical Control	Severity	Status

Audit active. Adjust parameters to simulate platform remediation.

About State AG Teen Safety Settlements & Enforcement Audits

When social media platforms settle state litigation (such as the landmark $100+ million Alabama settlement reached just prior to trial), remedies involve both historic civil penalties and binding injunctive covenants requiring algorithmic friction, sleep curfews, and parental controls. This tool models compliance gaps, statutory multipliers, and compliance reserve requirements.

Algorithmic Friction Covenants

Requires hard 60-minute default limits for teen users, disablement of infinite scroll loops during school hours, and throttling recommendation depth.

Nocturnal Push Notification Curfews

Mandates automatic muting of all engagement notifications between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM local time for minors under age 18, with parent-pairing override.

Third-Party Audit & Escrow Verification

Requires platforms to deposit liquidated damages into judicial escrow reserves until an independent compliance monitor certifies feature deployment.