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May 26, 2025

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International

A new era of online restrictions?

Texas enters unknown territory with a bold proposal that could reshape the digital landscape for young people. A new bill that is making its way through the Senate of Texas aims to prohibit the access of social media for anyone under 18 years. If it passes, this law will signal a significant shift to the way in which social media platforms interact with minors, creating questions about privacy, parental control and the future of online commitment to adolescents. At present, the bill has passed through the House Committee and is ready for a final vote in the Senate before the