Meta Settlement Reshapes Congressional Social Media Regulation Efforts

Meta's recent settlement with state attorneys general introduces new safety controls for teens, including age verification and a default two-hour time limit, but does not include a duty of care provision. This has influenced ongoing congressional debates, with the Senate's KOSA bill including such a provision while the House's KIDS bill omits it. Lawmakers continue to push for industry-wide standards beyond the single-company settlement.
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