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fromChicago Tribune
2 years ago

Kristin Bride and Maurine Molak: Will Congress finally act to protect kids from the harms of social media?

As parents, we did everything we could to teach our kids how to use social media responsibly and monitor their usage, but it still wasn't enough. Our sons, Carson and David, suffered from relentless cyberbullying that resulted in them taking their own lives. As we navigated our own grief and struggled to understand the pain that overwhelmed our sons, we met each other - and even more "survivor parents" who have experienced similar loss.
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fromThe Verge
3 months ago

A contentious kids safety bill might be getting gutted - and nobody's happy

The Kids Online Safety Act may return without its duty of care provision, changing platform liability and reigniting disputes about online safety and content removal.
fromTechCrunch
8 months ago

The Kids Online Safety Act is back, with the potential to change the internet | TechCrunch

The bill's authors have claimed over and over that this bill doesn't impact speech. But the Duty of Care is about speech: it's about blocking speech that the government believes is bad for kids.
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fromThe Verge
9 months ago

Whatever happened to the Kids Online Safety Act?

Before the Kids Online Safety Act fell out of favor, momentum appeared strong with virtually unanimous Senate support, highlighting the growing urgency for child safety legislation.
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