Michigan HB4388 regulates social media use by minors, requiring age verification and parental consent.
Michigan HB4388, the "social media regulation act," mandates social media companies to verify the age of account holders and obtain parental consent for minors. Companies must deny access to minors without consent and restrict access during late-night hours. Parents must be given means to monitor their minor children's accounts. The act also outlines enforcement mechanisms, including civil actions by the attorney general and consumer complaints.
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