Washington State bill aiming to protect children from addictive online content passes Senate
A new bill introduced in the Washington State Legislature seeks to protect children from addictive online content. Senate Bill 5708 introduced by several state senators at the request of the Attorney General, defines "addictive feed" as content that is recommended or prioritized for display to users based on their information.
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