Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136)

Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136) in Colorado: blocked, effective N/A (enjoined). Applies to Social media platforms serving Colorado minors. Age range: Under 18. Pop-up warning to users under 18 after one hour of use in a 24-hour period

Key facts

JurisdictionColorado
CategorySocial Media
Statusblocked
Effective dateN/A (enjoined)
Age rangeUnder 18
Applies toSocial media platforms serving Colorado minors

Key requirements

Notes

Preliminarily enjoined November 6, 2025 as compelled speech (NetChoice v. Weiser). Colorado's appeal is pending in the Tenth Circuit; amicus briefs filed July 2026.

Frequently asked

What does Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136) require?

Pop-up warning to users under 18 after one hour of use in a 24-hour period Warning required for minors using the platform between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Notices must describe mental health effects of excessive social media use

Who must comply with Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136) in Colorado?

Social media platforms serving Colorado minors

When does Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136) take effect and what is its status?

Effective N/A (enjoined). Current status: blocked. Preliminarily enjoined November 6, 2025 as compelled speech (NetChoice v. Weiser). Colorado's appeal is pending in the Tenth Circuit; amicus briefs filed July 2026.

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Colorado Privacy Act (Minors Amendments)ColoradoConsumer PrivacyactiveOctober 1, 2025
Children's Social Media Safety Act (HB 5511)IllinoisSocial Mediapending2028
Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760)MichiganSocial MediapendingTBD (pending House)
Nevada Youth Online Safety Act (SB 63)NevadaSocial MediaactiveJanuary 1, 2026
Social Media Safety Act (SB 396) & 2025 Amendments (Acts 900 / 901)ArkansasSocial MediablockedN/A (enjoined)
Protecting Our Kids from Social Media Addiction Act (SB 976)CaliforniaSocial MediachallengedJanuary 1, 2025 (partial); age verification January 1, 2027
California Addictive Features Ban for Under-16s (AB 1709)CaliforniaSocial MediapendingTBD (awaiting Governor)
Online Protections for Minors (HB 3)FloridaSocial MediachallengedJanuary 1, 2025

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