Massachusetts One Step Closer to Social Media Ban for Kids. How Will It Be Enforced and What Are the Consequences?
The measure would require parental consent for 14- and 15-year-olds and impose age verification rules on platforms, with supporters citing youth mental health research.
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Massachusetts House advances unconstitutional social media ban bill that will harm LGBTQ youth and human rights
The Massachusetts House has advanced H. 5349, a draconian and laughably unconstitutional bill that would ban minors from social media, force social media platforms to enable parental surveillance of teenagers’ online activity, and subject everyone to privacy-invading online ID checks in order to access information or speak out online. Dozens of civil liberties, racial justice, […]
New Bedford Light (Massachusetts): House plans vote to ban social media use for children under 14
New Bedford Light (Massachusetts): House plans vote to ban social media use for children under 14. “Stepping beyond the reach of a Senate-approved bill, the House plans to vote Wednesday on legislation prohibiting social media use for children under 14, requiring platforms to obtain parental consent for users ages 14 and 15, and banning students from using cellphones in schools. Under the bill, minors would be able to use social media without pa…
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