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Senator Ruben Gallego has proposed a bill that would require social media companies to obtain parental consent for users under 16. This legislation aims to raise the age threshold for account creation on these platforms by at least three years.
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Senator Ruben Gallego has proposed a bill that would require social media companies to obtain parental consent for users under 16. This legislation aims to raise the age threshold for account creation on these platforms by at least three years.
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Gallego introduces bill requiring social media firms to get parental approval for users under 16
Senator Gallego Proposes Legislation for Parental Approval on Social Media Accounts for Users Under 16