Sammy's Law is designed to enhance the safety of children using large social media platforms by empowering parents and guardians to delegate authority to third-party safety software providers. This legislation aims to protect children under the age of 17 from online dangers such as cyberbullying and human trafficking by enabling better management of their online interactions, content, and account settings. The law requires large social media platforms to create and maintain real-time application programming interfaces (APIs) that registered third-party safety software providers can access.