Big social media platforms would report on free mental health ads they show.
This bill would make big social media and online platforms tell the government about the free mental health ads they show. These reports would explain how many ads are run, what they're worth, and if they point to local or free help. This would help us see how these platforms support mental health.
Today, large digital advertising platforms are not required to report on the mental health public service ads they display. If this bill becomes law, platforms with over 100 million monthly users would annually report details like the number, value, and focus of their free mental health ads to the Federal Trade Commission. The FTC would then publicly summarize this information for Congress and the public for five years.
S 414 · 119th Congress · February 5, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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