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Congress can take a critical step to protect kids on the internet
Congress is advancing bipartisan legislation to protect children online, with the House passing the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act in June 2024 and the Senate preparing to debate the stronger Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA). The article highlights resistance from Big Tech, which has sued states like Minnesota over similar laws and promotes voluntary safety standards as ineffective solutions.
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