New York enacts law to limit 'addictive' social media for kids

The video discusses a new initiative to block children from receiving algorithm-suggested social media posts, aiming to reduce addiction among users under 18. The state attorney general will draft rules for age verification and parental consent. Social media companies will have 180 days to comply once the rules are finalized.

What is the primary goal of blocking children from receiving algorithm-suggested social media posts?

• To increase social media engagement

• To protect children from addictive content

• To promote educational content

• To enhance parental control over internet usage

What is the age group targeted by the new social media regulations?

• Under 13

• Under 18

• All age groups

• 18 and above

Who is responsible for drafting the rules to verify users' age and parental consent?

• Educational institutions

• Parents

• The state attorney general

• Social media companies

What must social media companies do once the new rules are finalized?

• Create new social media platforms

• Increase advertising

• Implement the rules within 180 days

• Hire more moderators

How long do social media companies have to comply with the new rules after they are finalized?

• 90 days

• 120 days

• 365 days

• 180 days