A Contentious Kids Safety Bill Might Be Getting Gutted — and Nobody’s Happy
The Kids Online Safety Act, a centerpiece of kids online safety bills, is rumored to be at risk in its new version.
Supporters of the Act, including parents whose children have died after experiencing cyberbullying, sextortion, or obtaining illegal drugs online, have backed its plan to require web platforms to protect kids from online harms.
The faction includes parents whose children have died after experiencing cyberbullying, becoming victims of sextortion, or obtaining illegal drugs online.
- The Kids Online Safety Act has been a flashpoint for internet regulation since 2022.
- The Act imposes a duty of care on web platforms to protect kids from online harms.
Author's summary: Kids safety bill faces changes.
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