S 1417 — Parental Rights In Social Media – Adds To Existing Law To Establish The Parental Rights In Social Media Act
S 1417 establishes the Parental Rights in Social Media Act, which aims to provide parents with rights and protections regarding their children's use of social media platforms. The bill is designed to address concerns about minors' safety and privacy on digital platforms by giving parents more control and oversight. It falls under the child_safety harm domain, focusing on minors on social platforms. The bill was referred to the State Affairs committee in March 2024 and is currently under review.
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