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New law banning cellphones from Utah classrooms should have gone ‘bell to bell,’ Gov. Cox says

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Gov. Spencer Cox has sung the praises of new laws that aim to increase data privacy protections and protect kids online, but said Friday he feels that a new law to limit cellphone use in Utah schools does not go far enough.

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Cox applauds bills taking aim at ‘destructive’ apps and cellphones • Utah News Dispatch

Gov. Spencer Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson at a ceremonial signing event on tech safety bills at the Utah State Capitol on April 4, 2025 (Alixel Cabrera/Utah News Dispatch) In Milan Venegas’ high school in Provo, students are already required to keep their cellphones tucked away in class. If they get caught scrolling their teacher places the phone into a magnetically locked box until the end of the school day.  Despite some initial resistanc…

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New law banning cellphones from Utah classrooms should have gone ‘bell to bell,’ Gov. Cox says

Gov. Spencer Cox has sung the praises of new laws that aim to increase data privacy protections and protect kids online, but said Friday he feels that a new law to limit cellphone use in Utah schools does not go far enough.

·Salt Lake City, United States
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