Bans social media for kids under 13 and limits personalized recommendations for teens and access in schools.
This bill would stop kids under 13 from creating or keeping social media accounts and prevent personalized content recommendations for teens under 17. It would also require elementary and secondary schools to block student access to social media on school-supported networks and devices to receive federal internet discounts. These changes aim to protect young people online.
Today, there are no federal laws stopping kids under 13 from having social media accounts or preventing personalized recommendations for teens under 17. This bill would change that by banning accounts for kids under 13 and personalized recommendations for those under 17. It would also require elementary and secondary schools to block social media on their networks to get federal internet funding.
S 278 · 119th Congress · January 28, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 8/10
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