Florida HB 3 — Social Media Safety Act for Minors
HB 207 — Social Media Protection for Minors is a Florida state bill aimed at protecting minors from the risks associated with social media platforms. The legislation seeks to address concerns related to child safety by imposing restrictions or requirements on social media platforms regarding minors' use. The bill was introduced in the 2024 legislative session but was rejected after dying on the Second Reading Calendar on March 8, 2024.
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