TECHNOLOGYJul 28 · 13:00 UTCCALMATTERSRyan Tate

What Brazil can teach CA when it comes to kids and tech

California is compared to Brazil's ECA Digital law in regulating children's online privacy. The article highlights Brazil's granular parental controls on social media features and warns against California bending to tech industry influence.

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