HB 2040 — Relating To Protection Of Minors
HB 2040 is a proposed bill in Hawaii aimed at protecting minors by addressing issues related to addictive content, data privacy, and social media. The bill seeks to safeguard minors from potential harms associated with digital platforms, including mental health risks from addictive design and privacy concerns. It is part of broader efforts to regulate content and data practices affecting minors on online platforms.
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Related Legislation
Other policies covering the same harm domain