Utah just added some safeguards for children featured on social media, following in the steps of California, Illinois and Minnesota.

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Utah is the latest state to enact safeguards for teens and children who are featured on social media, joining California, Illinois and Minnesota. Republican Gov. Spencer Cox signed into law on March ...