A Michigan mother took a painful story public in Lansing yesterday, telling state senators that her 12-year-old daughter’s death by suicide was fueled in part by time spent on social media. Charay Gadd said her daughter, London, was pulled into self-harm content after opening accounts before age 13, and she urged lawmakers to move quickly on a package of bills that would rein in algorithm-driven feeds and targeted ads for kids. Sponsors say the changes are meant to make platforms safer for children while giving parents clearer rules and real enforcement power.
Senate Hearing Puts Kids Over Clicks In The Spotlight
The Senate Finance, Insurance and Consumer Protection Committee heard testimony on four bills collectively branded as the Kids Over Clicks…..