The passage of the Social Media Regulation Act made Utah the first state to pass a law regulating social media use for children and teens. Stephen Balkam is the founder and CEO of the Family Online Safety Institute and discusses his thoughts about Utah’s law and where it may fall short. Stephen and FOSI are holding an event in Salt Lake City on September 12th where parents, policymakers, and other Utahns can join a discussion about the need for thoughtful policy, safe industry practices, and meaningful resources for parents and caregivers to protect children online.

<p>The passage of the Social Media Regulation Act made Utah the first state to pass a law regulating social media use for children and teens.<strong> Stephen Balkam is the founder and CEO of the Family Online Safety Institute</strong> and discusses his thoughts about Utah’s law and where it may fall short. Stephen and FOSI are holding an event in Salt Lake City on September 12th where parents, policymakers, and other Utahns can join a discussion about the need for thoughtful policy, safe industry practices, and meaningful resources for parents and caregivers to protect children online.</p>

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Utah’s social media law and teens rights

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