Georgia Bill Requiring Parental Permission for Children's Social Media Use

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Georgia lawmakers passed a bill requiring parental permission for children under 16 to use social media. The bill also bans social media use on school devices, requires porn sites to verify users' age, and mandates education on social media and internet use. Some oppose the bill, citing potential issues with its implementation.

Key Points

  • Georgia lawmakers passed a bill requiring parental permission for children under 16 to use social media
  • The bill also bans social media use on school devices, requires porn sites to verify users' age, and mandates education on social media and internet use
  • Opponents argue the bill may have implementation challenges and could restrict educational resources

Pros

  • Protects children from potential harm on social media platforms
  • Limits social media use in schools and aims to improve mental health

Cons

  • Potential issues with implementation and enforcement
  • Concerns about restricting valuable educational resources like YouTube videos