You may have stopped scrolling your feed to play with your child, but your attention may still be with your social media, not ...

SAN ANTONIO – The KSAT Community will host a town hall discussion focused on the impact of social media on children. The ...

Social media bans are hard to implement, even at a national level. But these countries are doing their best to protect children from the internet's dark side.

Underage children will not face repercussions if they circumnavigate the federal government’s looming social media ban, with ...

Although there is a strong rationale for using popular media to confront sexual assault, many teachers identify and experience barriers to doing so in their classrooms.

NetChoice — which represents members like Meta, Google, Amazon, and X, formerly Twitter — sued Georgia in May, making it the eighth state to see its law requiring parental consent for children to use ...

The CT House of Representatives Wednesday approved a bill aimed at giving families more control over how their children use social media. The bill, which garnered a 121-26 vote, would require ...

Besides its parental-consent requirement, LB 383 says social media platforms would have to include parental oversight tools so they could watch and monitor their children’s activity on such sites.

Georgia is the eighth state to see its law requiring parental consent for children to use social media challenged in court.

Georgia recently passed a law that requires parental consent for children under the age of 16 to use social media.

“Influencer” is too neutral a word for what is happening to these children on social media. A child cannot consent to having their pictures posted and monetized online.