Minnesota HF1289 mandates social media platforms to display mental health warning labels and pop-up timer notifications.
Minnesota HF1289 requires social media platforms to post a mental health warning label each time a user accesses the platform. The label must warn users of potential negative mental health impacts and provide resources, including the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline. The label disappears only if the user exits the platform or acknowledges the risks. Additionally, platforms must show a pop-up timer notification every 30 minutes of active use, informing users of their usage time. Users can deactivate or customize the timer, but the maximum period cannot exceed 60 minutes.
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