Trial proceedings in New Mexico’s court case against Meta will conclude later this month, with a judge to decide whether the beleaguered social media company violated state law by exposing minors to explicit content, social media addiction and…
Colorado’s deceptive “Protections for Youth on Social Media” bill would allow minors to hide their online activity from their parents. HB26-1148, which Representatives Yara Zokaie and Jenny Willford introduced in the Colorado House of…
Meta’s Mark Zuckerberg denied social media is addictive Wednesday in his testimony at America’s first social media addiction trial. The highly anticipated case will determine whether social media companies like Meta can be held legally liable…
TikTok’s Chinese parent company, ByteDance, relinquished control of American TikTok to the U.S. late last week. The transaction staves off a looming ban of the app without sacrificing national security — but the platform itself remains as…
Half of all states — Louisiana, Arkansas, Virginia, Utah, Montana, Texas, North Carolina, Indiana, Idaho, Florida, Kentucky, Nebraska, Georgia, Alabama, Kansas, Oklahoma, Mississippi, South Carolina, South Dakota, Wyoming, North Dakota,…
Cultural flashpoints seem to be occurring with increasing frequency, undoubtedly facilitated and exacerbated by the explosion of social media. Situations and issues are quickly magnified and exploited — and more and more people seem to have…
A damaging new editing feature allows people on X (formerly Twitter) to generate sexually explicit images and videos of real people using the platform’s built-in AI chatbot, Grok. “Grok Imagine,” which the bot’s parent company, xAI, rolled out…
Lawmakers introduced three bills targeting child exploitation last week following a senate hearing on sextortion. Sextortion encompasses online blackmail schemes in which offenders manipulate people into sharing explicit images of themselves,…
Australia began enforcing the world’s first social media ban on Wednesday. The novel policy, which the Australian legislature passed last year, prohibits people under 16 years old from accessing social media. Platforms including Snapchat,…
Congress must pass the bipartisan Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA), child safety advocates say, so parents can better protect their children from sexual exploitation, addiction and myriad other online harms. The bill, which Senators Marsha…
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