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Texas House passes bill banning Texans under 18 from having social media accounts
AUSTIN, Texas — The Texas House of Representatives passed a bill Wednesday that would restrict the access of minors to social media. State Rep. Jared Patterson (R-Frisco), who authored House Bill 186, said the legislation was born out of concerns over the mental health and safety of young users.
Texas House Bill 186 proposes that tech companies like Meta, X and Snapchat, verify users' ages when they create social media ...
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