New Jersey S3412 mandates social media platforms to display warnings about mental health risks and monitor for problematic behaviors.

New Jersey S3412 requires certain social media platforms to display black box warnings about mental health risks to users. These warnings must appear when a user first accesses the platform, when they exit, after three hours of use, and every hour thereafter. The warnings must occupy at least 25% of the screen for the first two instances and 75% for subsequent warnings. The bill also mandates that social media platforms monitor users for problematic behaviors that may negatively impact mental health. If such behaviors are detected, the platform must inform the user and provide resources.

New Jersey S3412 mandates social media platforms to display warnings about mental health risks and monitor for problematic behaviors.

New Jersey S3412 requires certain social media platforms to display black box warnings about mental health risks to users. These warnings must appear when a user first accesses the platform, when they exit, after three hours of use, and every hour thereafter. The warnings must occupy at least 25% of the screen for the first two instances and 75% for subsequent warnings. The bill also mandates that social media platforms monitor users for problematic behaviors that may negatively impact mental health. If such behaviors are detected, the platform must inform the user and provide resources.