Over the last couple years especially it seems like a lot of people a lot of the public

has really noticed that governments are noticing and really taking inventory of their online activity and conversations and using legislation

to solve some of the issues with this.

Recently in Florida, that's the latest state to try to solve what a lot of people have concerns about

minors accessing social media kids under 14 years old and this is what it looked like

in the news check it out okay social media showdown in Florida it is

is being called one of the most restrictive social media bans in the country

governor randa santis has signed house bill three into law

banning children under 14 from having social media accounts

on platforms considered to have addictive qualities.

It also mandates that social media platforms search for and remove the profiles of kids who don't meet the

age requirement. Being buried in those devices all day is not the best way to

grow up and you know there's dangers out there, we've got predators who prey on young kids.

They know how to get and manipulate these different platforms.

It's created huge problems.

This law does not ban specific websites.

Instead, it zeros in on features that are considered addictive, like infinite scrolling

and auto play videos.

What is still unclear, though, is just where this law stands.

The Trade Group, Net Choice, which represents several major social media giants,

slammed the move as unconstitutional saying it violates the First Amendment,

the Equal Protection Clause of the 14th Amendment and federal law.

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