BOSTON — A group of researchers wants to help state lawmakers get smarter about writing laws that regulate social media feeds — and they’ll be detailing their ideas here this week at the National Conference of States Legislatures’s annual legislative summit.
The researchers released a first-of-its-kind “toolkit” that provides alternatives to the approach legislators in California and New York took in 2024: requiring chronological feeds by default for minors.
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