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Colorado lawmakers push for stricter social media regulation to curb youth drug use and addiction

Summary by Colorado Springs Gazette

Sixteen-year-old Avery Ping of Olympia, Washington, was like many of his peers. He used social media daily to stay connected with friends, keep tabs on celebrities and influencers, and watch videos. Last December, he used the photo messaging app Snapchat…

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Colorado lawmakers push for stricter social media regulation to curb youth drug use and addiction

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Big Tech is exploiting teens with addictive social media feeds. We can stop it.

PARENTS AND TEACHERS have always had to fight to hold and direct teenagers’ attention—to get them to engage in conversation at family dinner, to encourage them to put down the video game controller and pick up a book, to make sure they do their homework instead of gossiping all night with friends. Teenagers themselves have long fought to avoid distractions and focus their attention where they needed or wanted it to be.But something has changed i…

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