US Senate Majority Leader, Chuck Schumer, has announced that the Senate will vote on the passage of the Kids Online Safety Act, introduced by Senators Edward J. Markey and Bill Cassidy. The bill seeks to create new federal protections for children’s online safety, aimed at mitigating the harmful effects of internet and social media on children and teenagers. It will also enhance data privacy protections. The legislation will impose stricter rules on tech companies by holding them accountable for harmful content and providing parents with more control over their children’s online activities.
Interested in the future of children’s online safety? Click the link below to read more about the Kids Online Safety Act and how it aims to protect children and teenagers from the harmful effects of the internet and social media. This new legislation could change the way tech companies operate and provide parents with greater control over their children’s online activities.
