Illinois HB4750 mandates social media platforms to display mental health warning labels and pop-up notifications to users.
HB4750, known as the Mental Health Warning for Social Media Act, requires operators of social media platforms to display clear and conspicuous mental health warning labels each time a user accesses the platform. These labels must inform users of potential negative mental health impacts and provide resources such as a national suicide prevention hotline. Additionally, platforms must show a pop-up notification every 30 minutes to inform users of their active usage time. Violations of this Act are considered unlawful practices under the Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act.
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