New York requires mental health warnings on social media platforms

New York state will require social media platforms offering 'addictive feeds' to display warning labels about their potential harm to the mental health of young users.

New York state is mandating that social media platforms providing 'addictive feeds' must display warning labels highlighting their potential harm to the mental health of young users. This measure aims to safeguard youth from the psychological risks associated with prolonged online engagement. The announcement was published on December 27, 2025. Specific implementation dates or targeted platforms remain unspecified in available details, but the focus is squarely on addressing mental health concerns.

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