California Introduces Legislation Requiring Social Media Warning Labels
The first of its kind, the bill seeks to ensure consumers have access to information that may affect their health
A new California bill would require social media platforms to show a "black box warning" to users of all ages upon their first use of a platform and at least once weekly thereafter.
This Is an ANA Member Exclusive
Access to this item is reserved for ANA members only.
Log in
Already have an account? The industry's best insights and resources await:
No Account?
Use your business email address to create your free account; if you're a member through your company, we'll know.
Members can access their benefits as soon as they sign up and log in.
Not a Member?
You can still create a free account to access the latest from our online publication, ANA Magazine, receive content and special event offers through our newsletters, get breaking industry updates, and so much more.
The content you're trying to see is available to:
- ANA Client-Side Marketer Tier Members
- Platinum Tier Members
- Gold Tier Members
- Silver Tier Members
Discover everything the ANA can do to help drive growth for your organization. Connect with our membership team.
//php include_component('components','recents'); ?>