Arkansas Passes Nation's First Statewide Social Media Age Restriction Law
- New Arkansas law will require parental consent for minors to create social media accounts.
- Law applies to major social media companies making over $100 million in revenue.
- Existing accounts will be unaffected, but new accounts must provide third-party age verification.
- Law aims to address concerns about children's privacy, mental health and online safety.
- Critics argue the law could limit teens' communication and access to creative outlets.