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New Texas law takes effect requiring parental approval for children to create social media accounts
A new law has taken effect in Texas that requires parental approval for a child to create a social media account to give parents more power over their kids' online activity. Read More
Judge allows parental consent for Texas kids’ social media accounts, but blocks content moderation requirement
The rest of the law goes into effect Sept. 1. It’s been challenged by tech industry groups and a free speech advocacy organization. Read More
New TX law requires parental consent for social media
A new state law is requiring social media companies to do more to protect children. However, a judge limited how much of the SCOPE Act can be enforced. Read More
Texas Judge Upholds Social Media Law Mandating Parental Consent, Blocks Content Censorship Requirement
A Texas court upheld a law needing parental consent for minors' social media accounts, but blocked a censorship clause. Read More
Judge blocks Utah's social media age restrictions
A federal judge temporarily blocked a Utah law requiring age verification and parental consent for minors ... Driving the news: The law was set to take effect Oct. 1 and would have required all social ... Read More
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