Children - As enacted, creates the "Protecting Children from Social Media Act." - Amends TCA Title 47, Chapter 18.

This bill, known as the Protecting Children from Social Media Act, requires social media companies to verify the age of users and obtain express parental consent before allowing anyone under 18 to create or maintain an account. The law mandates that platforms provide parents with tools to supervise their children's usage, including the ability to view privacy settings, set daily time limits, and enforce breaks. Additionally, the bill prohibits companies from retaining personal information used for age verification and invalidates any contract clauses that attempt to waive these protections. Enforcement of these rules is handled by the state attorney general, who can investigate violations and seek penalties if a social media company fails to comply with the new requirements.