New laws aim to protect kids online by limiting their interactions with certain technologies. These laws include restrictions on the amount of time kids can spend talking to automated systems. Social media companies will also be required to make changes to their platforms.
A new law may be particularly controversial as it targets features that can be very engaging. This law requires companies to either remove these features for young users or prevent them from using the platform altogether.
The laws were enacted to address concerns about the impact of online activities on young people's mental health. Further details about these laws and their potential impact are available.
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