Legal challenges will decide the fate of the state's new ban on social media for kids under 14. Plus, more on how Broward County's cellphone ban during the school day is going.

It will require social media sites to delete existing accounts for those under 14 years of age within 90 days, or the platforms could face fines of up to $50,000

Under the law which just took effect, social media companies must delete existing accounts of minors within 90 days.

A new year means new laws are in effect — one of which hopes to safeguard children and teens on social media. Children under the age of 14 are prohibited from having their own accounts on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and TikTok. Children ages 14 and 15 must have parental permission to open an account.

Indonesia will impose interim child protection guidelines on social media companies while the government carves out a law to set a minimum age for users of the platforms, a senior communications ministry official said on Wednesday.

The former sergeant and school resource officer attended the Association of California School Administrators Every Child Counts Symposium and presented on how unchecked social media use puts children at risk.

Indonesia plans to impose interim child protection guidelines on social media companies while the government works on a law to set a minimum age limit to use the platforms, Reuters reported, citing a senior official from the communications ministry.