Utah Gov. signs laws requiring parental consent for minors to use social media
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US state brings law making parental consent necessary for social media use
The state of Utah in the US on Thursday (March 23) became first state in the country to impose rules on social media sites that'll make them get parental consent for accounts used by under-18s. With this, Utah has placed the burden on social media platforms to verify age of users. The law will come into effect in March 2024. The legislation was introduced in response to fears over growing youth addiction to social media, and to security risks su
Utah Gov. Signs Legislation Requiring Parental Consent For Minors to Access Social Media
Utah’s governor has signed into law two pieces of legislation that require social media companies to obtain parental consent for minors to use their apps. HB 311 and SB 152 were signed by Gov. Spencer Cox on Mar. 23, making Utah the first state in the U.S. to codify such protections for children. Under the new laws, social media companies are also prohibited from showing the account of anyone under age 18 in search results, targeting minors with…
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