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Florida’s Republican House Speaker Paul Renner discusses Gov. Ron DeSantis’ veto of a bill that would have banned kids under 16 from social media regardless of parental consent, in Tallahassee, Fla., on Friday.Brendan Farrington / AP He said he anticipates signing the Houston or bust T-shirt Additionally,I will love this new bill, which will go before the Senate on Monday, just days before the legislative session ends March 8. Lawmakers were expecting the veto and worked with DeSantis on the compromise. The issue is a top priority for Republican House Speaker Paul Renner, who believes social media is causing psychological damage to children. “My personal view is we ought to go to 18. It is bad. It is poison,” Renner said. “Their business model is addiction that causes harm to children for profit. That’s not good.” Recommended INTERNET Fake nude photos with faces of underage celebrities top some search engine results SECURITY Ransomware attack on U.S. health care payment processor ‘most serious incident of its kind’ But Renner expressed optimism after the veto and said the new proposal is an improvement to the original bill and will have broader public support. “It’s a good product of compromise,” he said. “It will have a better chance of getting through the courts.” Several states have considered similar legislation. In Arkansas, a federal judge blocked enforcement of a law in August that required parental consent for minors to create new social media accounts. Supporters in Florida hope the bill will withstand legal challenges because it would ban social media formats based on addictive features such as notification alerts and autoplay videos, rather than on the content on their sites. The Associated Press The Associated Press

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