Connecticut Legislators Propose Bill Limiting Childhood Social Media Use
The bill aims to set a one-hour daily social media limit, ban notifications at night, and require parental consent to protect minors from addictive algorithms and AI risks.
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CT leaders support youth social media legislation
A kid uses his phone as he waits to cross the street.(Rick Rycroft / AP)Connecticut officials announced they will propose state legislation to protect youth on social media.Governor Ned Lamont and state Attorney General William Tong met with other lawmakers on Wednesday to outline a bill they said would require social media companies to prohibit minors' access to platforms without parental consent. They said the bill is part of an ongoing effort…
Connecticut legislators propose bill limiting childhood social media use
HARTFORD, Conn. (WTNH) — Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont (D) and a bipartisan group of state legislators are pushing for stricter controls on the use of social media by children. The push is part of an effort from both red and blue states to try to respond to a mental health crisis that has impacted younger [...]
Connecticut Democrats to bring back legislation giving parents control over social media
Democrats plan to revive a proposal to give parents greater control over how children use social media. “If they don’t like what we’re going to protect the kids, what is your plan to protect the kids?” Gov. Ned Lamont (D-Connecticut) said. “Otherwise, we’ll keep going with this.” Leaders of the legislature’s General Law Committee joined Lamont for a press conference at...
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