INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Social media companies would have to block some features from teen users under a bill lawmakers sent to the governor Friday morning.

The bill would require social media companies to verify the ages of anyone requesting an account from Indiana. If a platform determines the person asking for an account is under the age of 16, the company would have to get parental consent to create the account.

Certain features such as infinite scrolling, autoplay and algorithm-driven content recommendations would have to be disabled, and the account could only send messages with other lin...