SB 532 — Commercial Entity Offering Social Media Accounts; Restricted Hours For Minors, Civil Liability
SB 532 aims to impose restrictions on commercial entities offering social media accounts to minors, including limitations on usage hours and provisions for civil liability. The bill seeks to address risks associated with minors' exposure to social media platforms, focusing on child safety and mitigating mental health risks from excessive or inappropriate use of social media. The bill was passed by the Courts of Justice committee on February 12, 2024, and remains under review.
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