California parents could sue social media giants if they feel children have become addicted under Assembly Bill No. 2408 - ABC7 San Francisco
Data-Sharing within Social Media: A Call to Action | Arts Computing Office Newsletter | University of Waterloo
California parents could soon sue for social media addiction | AP News
California lawmakers pass new social media protections for minors - Los Angeles Times
California becomes first state to make firms disclose social media policies - Los Angeles Times
California Parents Could Soon Sue for Addiction to Social Media | PetaPixel
Opinion: Here's how to make social media safer — and healthier — for your children - The San Diego Union-Tribune
California Bill Aims to Make Tech Firms Liable for Social-Media Addiction in Children - WSJ
California social media law faces Sacramento showdown - CalMatters
Influenced: A Global News series about social media's impact on and offline - National | Globalnews.ca
California parents could soon sue for social media addiction - Los Angeles Times
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Can employers review employee's social media pages? Five potential pitfalls | California Employment Law Report
California Bill Allows Parents To Sue For Child's Social Media Addiction
California passes bill requiring social media companies to consider children's mental health | The Hill
Staying safe on social media infographic - Office of the Privacy Commissioner of Canada
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The State of Social Media in Canada 2020: A New Survey Report From The Social Media Lab | Social Media Lab
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California's Newsom signs bill requiring social media firms' transparency | Reuters
Social media platforms genuinely need some form of government regulation | The Hill
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