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Washington Senate panel advances age-based restrictions for social media platforms

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A Senate committee advanced a proposal on party lines Thursday to put responsibilities and restrictions on online companies and platforms that serve kids and teens. Supporters say the standards protect children from the documented harms of social media, while opponents argue the bill will not even have a chance to keep kids safe. Read more...

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Washington Senate panel advances age-based restrictions for social media platforms

OLYMPIA, Wash. – A Senate committee advanced a proposal on party lines Thursday to put responsibilities and restrictions on online companies and platforms that serve kids and teens. Supporters say the standards protect children from the documented harms of social…

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WA Senate panel advances age-based restrictions for social media platforms

A Senate committee advanced a proposal on party lines Thursday to put responsibilities and restrictions on online companies and platforms that serve kids and teens. Supporters say the standards protect children from the documented harms of social media, while opponents argue the bill will not even have a chance to keep kids safe. Senate Bill 5708 would require companies that provide online services to provide data and privacy protections to all …

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Social Media Platform Restrictions for Users Under 18 Moves Forward in Washington State Senate

OLYMPIA, WA – A Senate committee advanced a proposal on party lines Thursday to put responsibilities and restrictions on online companies and platforms that serve kids and teens. Supporters say the standards protect children from the documented harms of social media, while opponents argue the bill will not even have a chance to keep kids safe. Senate Bill 5708 would require companies that provide online services to provide data and privacy prote…

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KHQ Right Now broke the news in Spokane, United States on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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