Sammy's Law is designed to enhance the safety and privacy of children using large social media platforms by establishing a framework for third-party safety software providers to manage children's online interactions. The legislation allows parents or guardians to delegate authority to these providers, ensuring a safer online experience for minors. The law requires large social media platforms to create real-time application programming interfaces (APIs) that enable third-party safety software providers to access and manage children's accounts with parental consent.