Social media harm isn't a chicken sandwich

A US Senator compared social media harm to Chick-fil-A closing on Sundays at a Section 230 hearing.

But restaurants are one of the most regulated industries in the country. Health codes, safety inspections, real consequences. That's not self-regulation, that's what legislation looks like.

Social media platforms run around the clock, with features designed to keep users hooked, including children. Self-regulation hasn't worked. It's time for laws that hold these companies accountable.