North Carolina H860 aims to protect user privacy and limit social media addiction by regulating data collection and algorithmic recommendations on.

North Carolina H860, the Social Media Control in IT Act, mandates that social media platforms with over a million monthly active users in the U.S. adhere to strict privacy standards. These platforms must provide clear disclosures about data collection, obtain user consent before collecting personal information, and allow users to correct or delete their data. Special protections are established for minors, including disabling algorithmic recommendation systems by default and implementing privacy-focused default settings.

North Carolina H860 aims to protect user privacy and limit social media addiction by regulating data collection and algorithmic recommendations on.

North Carolina H860, the Social Media Control in IT Act, mandates that social media platforms with over a million monthly active users in the U.S. adhere to strict privacy standards. These platforms must provide clear disclosures about data collection, obtain user consent before collecting personal information, and allow users to correct or delete their data. Special protections are established for minors, including disabling algorithmic recommendation systems by default and implementing privacy-focused default settings.