Requires online platforms to give minors more control over what content they see.
This bill would require online platforms to give kids under 18 more control over the content they see. It would make platforms explain how their recommendation systems work. It would also offer options to turn off personalized suggestions, setting a less personalized view as the default. This means minors would have more say in what shows up on their screens.
Today, online platforms are not required to tell minors how their personalized recommendation systems work or give them options to control them. If this bill becomes law, platforms would have to provide clear notices, offer minors an easy way to switch to a less personalized system, and make that simpler system the default setting for all minors, starting one year after enactment.
HR 6253 · 119th Congress · November 21, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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