Require warning labels on addictive social media platforms
Refer to Committee
Summary
The bill defines “addictive social media platforms” as services that use features like endless scroll, autoplay, push notifications, or like counts to keep users engaged. Operators could only offer these platforms in Ohio if a warning label, designed by the state director of behavioral health, is displayed every time a covered user opens the app or site. Violations would be enforced by the attorney general with civil penalties and other remedies.
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