Members of a group for those who leave polygamous communities have sued to stop the Social Media Regulation Act.
Uploading photo IDs, video selfies checked by AI, and parental verification are all deeply problematic ways to 'age-gate' ...
Though the wave of social media regulations is a novel development, the question of how far lawmakers can go in controlling youth access to media ... extend to minors. In Utah, the Foundation ...
while Utah’s version is currently being challenged. As the New York Times noted, the reason is fairly straightforward: restricting access to social media means restricting access to speech, and in ...
The bill also prohibits social media use on school devices. Similar laws have been enacted in other states like Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Utah ... should do more to limit social media ...
Georgia could join other states in requiring kids younger than 16 to have their parents’ explicit permission to create social ...
While the APA believes the burden should fall to tech companies and policy makers to make platforms safer for all users, the ...
The legislation makes Florida the latest in a string of states to pass laws that restrict young Americans from accessing social media ... on teens’ First Amendment rights to access information ...
(AP Photo/Matt Slocum, File) A number of other states including Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas and Utah passed laws ... the state should do more to limit social media use by children, saying ...
Several states, including California and Utah, as well as Congress, have attempted to rein in what the social media giants can ... would be placed on access between midnight and 6 a.m. Advocates ...
The legislation makes Florida the latest in a string of states to pass laws that restrict young Americans from accessing social media ... on teens’ First Amendment rights to access information ...
Republican Senator Jason Anavitarte of Dallas heralded the bill as “transformative,” aligning Georgia with other states like Louisiana, Arkansas, Texas, and Utah that have recently passed similar laws ...