"Florida Legislature Enacts Ban on Social Media for Minors Under 16 Despite Constitutional Debate"

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Florida lawmakers have passed a bill to ban children under 16 from using social media, despite concerns about its constitutionality. The bill targets platforms with addictive features and aims to protect children from cyberbullying and predators. Supporters argue it's necessary for child safety, while opponents claim it violates the First Amendment and infringes on parental rights. Governor Ron DeSantis has expressed reservations about the legislation, emphasizing the role of parents in monitoring their children's social media use.
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- Florida’s social media ban for minors is a step closer to becoming law WFLA
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