SF 1528 — Certain Social Media Algorithms Targeting Children Prohibition Provision
SF 1528 proposes to prohibit social media platforms from using algorithms that target children. The bill aims to address harms related to children's exposure to addictive design and algorithmic feeds, which can negatively impact their mental health and safety. It falls under the jurisdiction of the Minnesota Senate and has been referred to the Commerce and Consumer Protection committee for further review.
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