Social media companies have criticized the bill and the speed at which it was passed.
“This demonstrates the lack of evidence underpinning the legislation and suggests this was a predetermined process.”
Snap said there were many unanswered questions about how the law would be implemented.
There are also those who believe the ban is the wrong route to take.
In January last year, Seattle schoolssuedsocial media companies for causing a “mental health crisis” among children.
Over 40 states did thesame thinglast October.
The US Surgeon General even called fortobacco-stylehealth warnings to be shown on the platforms.
The researchers said they looked for a smoking gun linking tech with mental well-being but found no conclusive evidence.
