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NY Gov. Kathy Hochul signs a law requiring social platforms with features like addictive feeds to show warning labels about mental health impacts on young users

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  • @mukund Mukund Mohan on x
    Warning labels aren't primarily about behavior change. They are about: •Legal liability protection •Public signaling •Setting the stage for regulation •Normalizing future restrictions Tobacco warnings didn't stop smoking. They justified: •Ad bans •Taxation •Age
  • @commonsense @commonsense on x
    NY, WE DID IT! @govkathyhochul signed our bill to require a warning label on addictive social media. This happened because parents, young people & advocates spoke up & kept the pressure on. Thank you Gov. Hochul, @Sen_Gounardes & @nily for your leadership in this huge win. [image…
  • @agounardes Andrew Gounardes on x
    We require warning labels for many products that are harmful to health and safety. Cigarettes, alcohol, cleaning chemicals, etc. In NY, we're adding social media to the list, because we know that excessive social media usage is associated with mental health harms in children.
  • @justinhendrix Justin Hendrix on bluesky
    “Social media platforms with infinite scrolling, auto-play and algorithmic feeds will be required to display warning labels about their potential harm to young users' mental health under a new law, New York Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Friday.”
  • @ianopolous Ian Preston on bluesky
    More of the world should do this, and for all users.  Social media is the new smoking.  [embedded post]
  • @stephenjwild Stephen Wild on bluesky
    What are we even doing at this point?  If they're that bad for young users' mental health, how do *warning labels* solve the problem? [embedded post]
  • @periapocalipticdad @periapocalipticdad on bluesky
    i want a new phrase for surfing slop life this.  doom scrolling but for just mindlessly feeding at the trough of the billionaires algorithms [embedded post]
  • @charlesgaba.com Charles GetCovered-ba on bluesky
    I mean it won't accomplish anything, but good I suppose? [embedded post]
  • @paulbernal Paul Bernal on bluesky
    Can we stop pretending it's just young people who are harmed by this.  In many ways the impact is *worse* on the middle aged.  And the middle-aged vote.  [embedded post]
  • @mmasnick Mike Masnick on bluesky
    Mandatory internet labeling laws have been rejected over and over again as unconstitutional.  I don't see how this passes any level of scrutiny.  Which @agounardes.bsky.social was told multiple times by constituents (some of whom shared this with me).  His response was to call th…
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