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Addictive social media feeds hit with new California law to protect children
California will, starting in 2027, prohibit social media platforms from deliberately delivering addictive feeds to minors without ... social media platforms from sending minors notifications ... Read More
California Acts to Protect Children From ‘Addictive’ Social Media
Ratcheting up efforts in California to protect children ... minors with what is called in the industry “addictive feeds” without parental consent. The bill also prohibits social media platforms from ... Read More
California wants social media sites to show a 'black box warning' for kids
A new California bill aims to force social media networks to put mental health warning messages on their platforms ... as lawmakers begin to crack down. Read More
Proposed California law would mandate warning labels on social media platforms
The state comes following a call from the U.S. surgeon general to mandate similar warning messages nationally. Read More
States Crack Down on Social Media for Teens: ‘There Are No Guardrails’
The Democratic governor said the measure would make social media less addictive ... called the Kids Online Safety Act, would require that platforms give young users the option to disable ... Read More
A new California bill would add warning labels to social media platforms
AB 56, a new bill sponsored in part by California's attorney general, would require social media platforms display warning labels covering their potential health risks. Read More
Proposed California law would require warning labels on social media
Assembly Bill 56 would require social media platforms to warn users about the platform's potential mental health risks to young people. Read More
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