'One of my favorite things to do is ask teens if they are seeing an increase among their friends in depression, anxiety and self-harm. Every one of them will say yes. Then I ask what they think is causing it. Every one of them told me it’s social media.'
without parental consent. Both were struck down on First Amendment grounds.
“We have new facts about the internet and about social media platforms that were not available when those cases were decided. The internet is a very different thing. Social media didn’t even exist when most of those cases were decided,” Cox said. The attorney says his group has no plans to file suit once Cox signs the bills into law, but he anticipates several other lawsuits to materialize in short order.
And earlier this year, Cox, along with Attorney General Sean Reyes, announced that sometime in the future t
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