"This is one of those situations where the problem is complicated. And this one may go too far to one side," Squire Patton Boggs partner Julia Jacobson said of the Utah legislation.
March 30, 2023 at 09:38 AM
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Two bills that Utah Gov. Spencer Cox signed into law last week could dramatically change how social media platforms approach underage users.
Senate Bill 152 requires social media users to verify their age before creating an account on certain social media platforms, while House Bill 311 grants underage users the right to collect damages for addiction, physical, or emotional harm incurred as a result of using a social media platform.
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