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5770313 House And Senate Get Action On Kids Online Safety

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The House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act in a 28-24 vote along party lines, combining approximately a dozen bills focused on child online safety. The package includes the Kids Online Safety Act and would establish national age verification requirements for social media platforms.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee advanced the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act in a 28-24 vote along party lines, combining approximately a dozen bills focused on child online safety. The package includes the Kids Online Safety Act and would establish national age verification requirements for social media platforms.

The Senate passed the Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act by unanimous consent, which would amend existing law to enhance protections for minors regarding data collection and extend such protections to children and teens under age 17. The bill changes the standard from "actual knowledge" to "knowledge fairly implied on the basis of objective circumstances."

The Senate passed the Children and Teens' Online Privacy Protection Act by unanimous consent, which would amend existing law to enhance protections for minors regarding data collection and extend such protections to children and teens under age 17. The bill changes the standard from "actual knowledge" to "knowledge fairly implied on the basis of objective circumstances."

Republicans stated that committee staff from both parties negotiated for more than 40 hours since August 2024 to reach a bipartisan agreement. Democrats walked away from negotiations over disagreements on parental access tools, which would give parents more ways to monitor their kids' online activity.

Republicans stated that committee staff from both parties negotiated for more than 40 hours since August 2024 to reach a bipartisan agreement. Democrats walked away from negotiations over disagreements on parental access tools, which would give parents more ways to monitor their kids' online activity.

The House version of KOSA omits "duty of care" language that would legally require platforms to exercise reasonable care to prevent harms to minors including eating disorders, suicide and substance use disorders. Technology safety groups that helped shape earlier versions have largely opposed this version of the bill.

The House version of KOSA omits "duty of care" language that would legally require platforms to exercise reasonable care to prevent harms to minors including eating disorders, suicide and substance use disorders. Technology safety groups that helped shape earlier versions have largely opposed this version of the bill.

The Federal Trade Commission announced it would decline to enforce COPPA, a landmark law mandating protection of children's data, in order to incentivize identity verification. The Biden administration hosted hundreds of influencers at the White House for the first Creator Economy Conference in August 2024.

The Federal Trade Commission announced it would decline to enforce COPPA, a landmark law mandating protection of children's data, in order to incentivize identity verification. The Biden administration hosted hundreds of influencers at the White House for the first Creator Economy Conference in August 2024.

Mark Zuckerberg told a court that Apple and Google should verify the identity of every smartphone user at the operating system level. Elon Musk has endorsed the Kids Online Safety Act, while California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an identity verification law for all operating systems including Linux.

Mark Zuckerberg told a court that Apple and Google should verify the identity of every smartphone user at the operating system level. Elon Musk has endorsed the Kids Online Safety Act, while California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed an identity verification law for all operating systems including Linux.

House Panel Advances Kids Online Safety Bill on Party Lines

House Panel Advances Kids Online Safety Bill on Party Lines

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