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‘We are no match for big tech’: Why these Utah parents are pleading with lawmakers for help

The Utah Legislature is still refining their latest revision on a pair of bills they say are aimed at protecting kids from the harms of social media.

(Francisco Kjolseth | The Salt Lake Tribune) Aimee Winder Newton, left, senior advisor to Gov. Spencer Cox and director of the Office of Families attends the House judiciary committee alongside grieving parents Karl and Britney Obray about HB464 Social Media Regulation Act Amendments on Wednesday, February. 14, 2024 at the Capitol. The Obray family testified that social media led their teenage son Dexton to commit suicide.