INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Republican Gov. Mike Braun on Monday said parents should provide feedback about how well Indiana’s new social media law works.

The governor’s comments came during a Monday afternoon news conference following the end of the 2026 legislative session on Friday.

The new social media law, which becomes effective on Jan. 1, will require social media companies to verify the ages of anyone applying for an account. If the person is younger than 16, social media companies must get parental approval, and the person’s account could not have features such as autoplay, infinite...