Kids under 13 would be banned from social media; teens under 17 would lose personalized content; schools would block student access.
Kids under 13 would no longer be allowed on social media, and teens under 17 would not get personalized content suggestions. K-12 schools would also have to block social media on their networks and devices for students. These changes would affect social media companies, schools, and millions of children and teens.
Today, kids under 13 can often create social media accounts, and teens under 17 see personalized content suggestions. Schools receiving federal internet funding are not specifically required to block social media for students. If this bill passes, social media platforms would be banned from allowing users under 13 to have accounts and would stop personalized recommendations for users under 17. Schools would also have to block social media access on their networks for students.
HR 7433 · 119th Congress · February 9, 2026 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 10/10
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