Florida House passes bill banning children under 16 from social media: 'Kids can't stay off the platforms'
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The Florida House passed a bill banning social media for children under 16, even with parental approval, with a 106-13 bipartisan vote on Wednesday.
"They're taking advantage of kids growing up. That's their business model. And why do they do it? To keep them hooked ... with the dopamine hits that the platform gives our children with every autoplay, with every like, with every push notification," Sirois said toKids The Associated Press.
Though the bill doesn't explicitly name which platforms would be affected, it targets any social media platform that tracks user activity, allows users to upload material and interact with others, and uses addictive features. Apps used solely for private messaging between individuals would not be impacted.
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