What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is S 4213.
Ban on Social Media for Kids Under 13; Algorithm Limits for Teens and Schools
This bill prohibits social media platforms from allowing individuals under age 13 to create or maintain accounts. For teenagers (ages 13-16), platforms are prohibited from using personalized recommendation systems based on their personal data. Additionally, schools receiving specific federal subsidies must block student access to social media on supported devices and networks and adopt a screen time policy.
Key points
Social media platforms must not permit children under 13 to create or maintain accounts; existing accounts must be terminated.
Platforms are prohibited from using the personal data of teens (ages 13-16) in personalized recommendation systems, with certain exceptions.
Schools receiving E-Rate support must block student access to social media on supported services, devices, and networks.
Schools seeking support must adopt a screen time policy that includes guidelines for the number of hours and uses of screen time.
Status:
Expired
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