Negociado de Telecomunicaciones stated it lacks legal jurisdiction to regulate internet content, as assigned by Bill PC 777. ^[1] Puerto Rico Senate approved House Bill 777 on Monday, which requires government issued identification for adult access to online pornography. ^[2] House Bill 777 has already been approved by both the legislative Chamber and Senate. ^[3] Representative Georgie Navarro presented House Bill 777, which would require age verification for users accessing internet pornography sites to block access by persons under 18. ^[4] Senate Science, Technology and Artificial Intelligence Committee did not consult the Puerto Rico Department of Justice regarding the legal scope of Bill PC 777. ^[5] Senator Wilmer Reyes stated the jurisdiction concerns raised by the telecom regulator can be resolved via regulation and interagency coordination. ^[6] Former representative and attorney Jesús Manuel Ortiz stated that Bill 777 aligns with a global trend, with over 25 states and countries having similar regulations. ^[7] Jesús Manuel Ortiz warned that privacy risks are associated with the proposed age verification measures. ^[8]