Requires social media and sharing apps to show mental health warnings.
This bill would require social media and anonymous content sharing apps to display a mental health warning label to users in the United States. These labels would appear when someone accesses the platform and again after each hour of continuous use, also providing access to federal mental health resources. This aims to help users make informed decisions about their time online.
Today, social media and anonymous content sharing apps do not have federal requirements for mental health warning labels. If this bill becomes law, these platforms would be required to display clear warning labels to users in the United States, including access to federal mental health resources, and redisplay them after each hour of continuous use.
S 1885 · 119th Congress · May 22, 2025 · AI Summary by gemini-2.5-flash · 9/10
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