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SAFE for Kids Act
Coverage of SAFE for Kids Act in the Nexus archive.
New Yorkplace1Tech Companiesorganization1algorithm-driven contenttopic1late-night notificationstopic1minorstopic1parental consenttopic1Jim Banksperson1Common Sense Mediaorganization1Heritage Actionorganization1Free Speech Coalition vs. Paxtontopic1Federal Trade Commissionorganization1Department of Justiceorganization1
- New York finalizes SAFE for Kids Act
New York finalized regulations for the SAFE for Kids Act, which prohibits tech companies from providing algorithm-driven content and late-night notifications to minors without parental consent.
- Indiana Republican senator moves to block kids from accessing porn online
Sen. Jim Banks introduced the SAFE for Kids Act, requiring pornography websites to implement age-verification measures to prevent minors from accessing explicit content. A Common Sense Media survey found 73% of teens aged 13–17 had viewed pornography online, with the Supreme Court upholding similar age-verification laws in Texas.