Creates penalty for child endangerment via use of social media.

This bill creates a penalty for child endangerment specifically related to the use of social media. It establishes that a person who knowingly engages in actions likely to harm a child under 18 via electronic communication, or directs a child to participate in dangerous activities through social media, can be charged as a second-degree crime. The bill also addresses the distribution of child sexual abuse material found online, creating stricter penalties for those who distribute or possess such material, particularly when large quantities are involved. It clarifies definitions related to electronic communication and child sexual abuse material to ensure effective enforcement.