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A look at US tech laws coming in 2026, like California's SB 53 AI transparency law and Virginia's new social media limits for minors, effective from January 1

and, we decided to do something about it.  This is critical legislation helps parents fight back against Big Tech and keeps Nebraska's kids safe.  I'm grateful and proud that we signed it into law. Governor Glenn Youngkin / @governorva : CHART OF THE DAY: Behavioral health distress among teens surged at the same time as increased use of social media and cell phones.  That's why Virginia is leading on Bell-to-Bell Cell Phone-Free Education in schools across the Commonwealth—and with a new law taking effect January 1 that will restrict social media use for kids under 16 to one hour per day, unless they have a parent's permission.  We launched our Reclaiming Childhood Task Force to make sure we are using every tool in our toolbox to put parents back in control of their kids' social media use.  [image]

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