1. Short title This Act may be cited as the Removing Section 230 Immunity for Official Accounts of Censoring Foreign Adversaries Act . 2. Definitions In this Act: (1) Censoring foreign adversary The term censoring foreign adversary means an adversarial foreign government that— (A) restricts access to covered social media platforms; and (B) is designated as a censoring foreign adversary pursuant to section 3. (2) Covered, verified, or other authentic account The term covered, verified, or other authentic account means any account on a covered social media platform that— (A) is under the control or working on behalf of— (i) a government agency, department, ministry, or institution of a censoring foreign adversary; (ii) a government official of a censoring foreign adversary, including heads of state, elected officials, appointed ministers, ambassadors, and official spokespersons; or (iii) a company, or the employees of a company, that— (I) is directly or indirectly owned by a censoring foreign adversary; (II) is controlled by a censoring foreign adversary that has the authority to decide important matters with respect to such company; or (III) has, as a shareholder holding at least 10 percent of the outstanding voting stock or shares of the company, a censoring foreign adversary; and (B) (i) displays a badge, check mark, or other public-facing identification tool that— (I) is issued by the platform; and (II) is used to indicate the authenticity, validity, or verification of the person, organization, government, or other entity, represented by the account; or (ii) has more than 500,000 followers. (3) Covered social media platform The term covered social media platform — (A) means an Internet website, application, or platform that— (i) is open to the public; (ii) allows citizens from any country to create an account on, register for, and enjoy as a user, such website, application, or platform