Oklahoma SB693 mandates a warning on social media platforms about the hazards of social media to mental health, especially for young users.
Oklahoma SB693 requires social media platforms to display a warning message for 60 seconds, rendering the platform unusable during that time. The warning states that there is reasonable evidence suggesting social media is hazardous to mental health, particularly for young children, teenagers, and young adults. The warning must appear once per day for new and established users. Exemptions apply to text messaging platforms and those primarily for education or healthcare.
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