> These bills will likely face considerable constitutional challenges. Previous attempts to block minors from accessing Web sites via broad legislation, including the Child Online Protection Act, from 1998, have been struck down on First Amendment grounds.
You might get farther instead of banning children from social media, ban all ads to children on social media.
Every single ad impression shown to a child is a $1,000 fine.
If you do that, social media companies will figure out how to keep kids from accessing their site.
You might get farther instead of banning children from social media, ban all ads to children on social media.
Every single ad impression shown to a child is a $1,000 fine.
If you do that, social media companies will figure out how to keep kids from accessing their site.