Bipartisan Bill Would Require Parental Consent for Minors to Use Social Media
The bill also would create a pilot program for a new, age-verification credential that could be used to enroll on social media platforms.
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The bill also would create a pilot program for a new, age-verification credential that could be used to enroll on social media platforms.
California officials are urging a federal judge to uphold a new state law that restricts online companies that are likely to be accessed by minors under 18…
The bill also would create a pilot program for a new, age-verification credential that could be used to enroll on social media platforms.
(The Center Square) - Today California Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a brief in opposition to a motion for preliminary injunction brought by NetChoice LLC in February. Bonta claims the
Attorney General Rob Bonta filed a brief asking a federal court judge to strike down a suit challenging the state's law requiring social media companies to prioritize the privacy of data collected from minors.