Senators unveil bipartisan legislation to ban kids under 13 from joining social media platforms
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(CNN) — A new federal bill unveiled Wednesday would establish a national minimum age for social media use and require tech companies to get parents’...
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Senators look to ban kids under 13 from social media in bipartisan bill
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Senators unveil bipartisan legislation to ban kids under 13 from joining social media platforms
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators will soon introduce legislation that would set a minimum legal age for children to use social media and regulate how algorithms can target kids.
(CNN) — A new federal bill unveiled Wednesday would establish a national minimum age for social media use and require tech companies to get parents’...
A U.S. Senate bipartisan bill would ban kids younger than 13 from social media, and it would require parental consent for 13- to 17-year-olds to have social media accounts.
A new federal bill unveiled Wednesday would establish a national minimum age for social media use and require tech companies to get parents' consent before creating accounts for teens, reflecting
U.S. Senators from both sides of the aisle introduced the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act. The goal is to lessen the harmful impacts of social media on children.
Four senators want to ban children from using social media and have authored legislation to prevent kids under age 13 from accessing the tech platforms out of concerns about digital danger.
Four bipartisan senators, two Republicans and two Democrats, introduced a bill to prohibit kids under the age of 13 from using social media. If passed, the Protecting Kids on Social Media Act would al...
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