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What teens want the future of social media to look like a states aim to increase regulation
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23:11Now PlayingAs a growing list of states work to regulate social media for kids, ABC News dives into this new era of platform regulation, talking to the scrollers themselves, to better understand what young people want the future of social media to look like.
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