Idaho enacts the Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media Act to protect children from harmful social media practices.

The Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media Act establishes rules for social media platforms to protect children in Idaho. It defines a "child" as a resident of Idaho who is sixteen years old or younger. The act requires social media platforms to estimate the age of account holders and obtain verifiable parental consent for children. It mandates that accounts for children have the most private settings by default and prohibits addictive interface features and profile-based paid commercial advertising for children.

Idaho enacts the Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media Act to protect children from harmful social media practices.

The Stop Harms from Addictive Social Media Act establishes rules for social media platforms to protect children in Idaho. It defines a "child" as a resident of Idaho who is sixteen years old or younger. The act requires social media platforms to estimate the age of account holders and obtain verifiable parental consent for children. It mandates that accounts for children have the most private settings by default and prohibits addictive interface features and profile-based paid commercial advertising for children.