Bill > S4213

This bill, the Kids Off Social Media Act Eyes on the Board Act of 2024, has several key provisions: 1. It prohibits social media platforms from allowing users under the age of 13 to create or maintain accounts, and requires platforms to delete personal data of any users they know are children under 13. 2. It prohibits social media platforms from using personalized recommendation systems to display content to children under 13 or teens under 17, with limited exceptions. 3. It gives the Federal Trade Commission and state attorneys general the authority to enforce the law's provisions. 4. It updates the Children's Internet Protection Act to require schools receiving federal broadband subsidies to certify they are enforcing policies to prevent students from accessing social media platforms on school devices and networks. 5. It requires schools to adopt and report on screen time policies that set guidelines for the amount of screen time assigned to students. The bill aims to limit children's access to and use of social media platforms, with the goal of protecting their privacy and wellbeing.