12 Questions
What is the purpose of HB 1, the Online Protection for Minors bill in Florida?
To force social media platforms to change their addictive features.
According to the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory, what percentage of youth aged 13 to 17 use social media?
Nearly 95% of youth aged 13 to 17 use social media.
What are some potential benefits of social media use identified in the U.S. Surgeon General's Advisory?
Community, connection, and self-expression.
What are some of the addictive features that social media platforms must have to be affected by the Florida bill?
Infinite scrolling, push notifications, and auto-play videos.
What is the requirement imposed on social media and pornographic platforms by the revised Florida bill regarding age verification?
Offer an anonymous age-verification option by third-party services without retaining personal identifying information.
What are some of the potential negative health outcomes associated with social media use for adolescent girls?
Greater risk of depression, anxiety, disordered eating, and poor sleep.
What is the main restriction imposed by Florida's bill known as HB 1 regarding social media use for minors?
Minors under 16 cannot create new social media accounts and existing accounts for those under 16 will be terminated.
How does Florida's bill HB 1 differ from similar bills in other states?
It does not allow exemptions with parental permission.
What was the final vote result in the Senate for the slightly modified version of HB 1?
23-14
What modifications were made to HB 1 to clarify the law's definition of social media and enhance the age verification process?
Clarify how the law would define social media and make age verification process more private.
What statement did Governor Ron DeSantis make regarding the role of parents in relation to the bill?
Parents need to have a role in this.
What is the timeframe given to Governor DeSantis to either sign or veto the bill?
Seven days
Test your knowledge about Florida's bill that would bar minors from using social media without exemptions. Learn about the restrictions for those younger than 16 years old and explore the bipartisan support it received in the State House.
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