Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed legislation that bans individuals under the age of 14 from having social media accounts, regardless of parental consent. This law is one of the most restrictive aimed at limiting social media access for minors.
Under the new law, social media companies are required to close accounts believed to be used by minors under 14. The platforms must also cancel accounts at the request of parents or minors, and all information from the accounts must be deleted.
This legislation is part of a broader effort to protect young users from potential online harms. However, it has sparked debate about the balance between protecting minors and preserving freedom of expression on digital platforms.
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