Requires warning labels on social media platforms with addictive features.

The bill mandates warning labels on social media platforms that use addictive features such as autoplay, infinite scroll, and like counts. These labels must be displayed for at least 30 seconds, occupying 25% of the screen. The bill aims to address the mental health impacts of social media on young users, citing research linking excessive use to anxiety, depression, and other issues. The attorney general is authorized to enforce the law and maintain a website for public complaints. The bill takes effect immediately, with certain provisions applying from January 1, 2027.

Requires warning labels on social media platforms with addictive features.

The bill mandates warning labels on social media platforms that use addictive features such as autoplay, infinite scroll, and like counts. These labels must be displayed for at least 30 seconds, occupying 25% of the screen. The bill aims to address the mental health impacts of social media on young users, citing research linking excessive use to anxiety, depression, and other issues. The attorney general is authorized to enforce the law and maintain a website for public complaints. The bill takes effect immediately, with certain provisions applying from January 1, 2027.