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Ban on addictive social media feeds for kids takes shape with proposed rules
New York’s attorney general has proposed rules for social media companies as the state moves to implement a law shielding children from addictive feeds ... Read More
Age checks, curfew alerts, parental consent: Inside NY's proposed social media rulebook
New York's Child Data Protection Act, a sister bill to the SAFE for Kids Act, prohibits online sites from "collecting, using, sharing, or otherwise processing any personal data of individuals under ... Read More
Here’s how NY plans to regulate kids’ use of social media
The state attorney general’s office released draft rules around age verification and prohibitions on showing algorithmic feeds to minors without parental permission. Read More
Their children died from social media. Laws to protect them haven’t been updated in decades
Tighter social media regulations could have saved their children, parents argue, but major online safety laws haven't been updated in decades. Read More
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