Alaska lawmakers urge Congress to pass online safety protections
Alaska lawmakers ask Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act and the President to sign it, which would set safety rules for young online users.
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What it does
Alaska lawmakers urge Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act and ask the President to sign it. The proposed act would set online privacy and safety rules for users under 17.
Argument forIf Congress passes the act, privacy safeguards and tools for families could help reduce risks to young users online.
Argument againstIf Congress passes the proposed limits, platforms may have less room to tailor features and recommendations for young users.
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Alaska lawmakers call on Congress and the President to pass the Kids Online Safety Act and sign it into law. The proposed act covers users under 17 and would set limits on research involving children under 13 and teens ages 13 to 16. The privacy and safety measures described would depend on Congress passing the act and the President signing it.
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