Social Media Mental Health Warning Label Law

From July 1, 2026, social media platforms must show a conspicuous mental health warning label each time a user accesses the platform, which disappears only when the user exits or acknowledges the risk and proceeds, and which links to crisis resources such as the 988 Lifeline. Label content follows guidelines from the Commissioner of Health. NetChoice challenged the law on First Amendment grounds (NetChoice v. Ellison, D. Minn. No. 0:26-cv-02405), and press reports state the Attorney General agreed not to enforce it while the court considers the case; no court injunction has been reported.