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Georgia Eyes Social Media Rules for Kids as Other States Struggle

Georgia Eyes Social Media Rules for Kids as Other States Struggle
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Ohio Social Media Age Verification Temporarily Restrained

Ohio Social Media Age Verification Temporarily Restrained
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Challenge filed to online parental consent law in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio (Legal Newsline) - A new law requiring parental consent for minors to access certain websites now faces a court challenge in Ohio.

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US judge temporarily blocks children s internet access regulation

US judge temporarily blocks children s internet access regulation
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States get serious about limiting kids social media exposure

Lawmakers aim to protect kids’ mental health by forcing tech giants to redesign their sites.

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