Protecting Kids Online
We are a national coalition fighting to protect children's privacy from government Digital ID mandates and data farming legislation by putting parents at the center of every conversation.
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Parents vs. Platforms: The Real Child Safety Battle
Over the past week, Politico reported that Apple and Google are quietly lobbying state legislatures to pass their own child‑safety bill: the Mobile Ecosystem Responsibility Act (MERA) in response to the App Store Accountability Act (ASAA),...
Senator Rand Paul stopped KOSA, but it’s not dead
On August 5, the Senate Commerce Committee reported the surveillance slate. KOSA passed unanimously, with the duty of care the House had stripped out. The Youth AI Privacy Act, the CHATBOT Act, and the Children’s AI Toy Safety Act passed wi...
Behind the Cute Face: The Rise of Identity‑Powered AI Agents
OpenAI just introduced its new agent, “dots” today. The announcement arrived wrapped in a soft, playful aesthetic: bright colors, rounded shapes, and animated characters that bounce and blink as if they were designed for a children’s game....
The TikTok Settlement Is More Than a Fine; It’s a New Digital Identity System
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall announced a “historic” settlement with TikTok last week: a $100–300 million agreement paired with a sweeping list of safety requirements for teens. The press release framed the settlement as a victory...
Meta’s New Muse Charm Looks Like a Toy...and That’s the Problem
Last week, we told you about Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, and how the recent settlement may have been the permission slip Meta needed to expand its surveillance and data‑collection infrastructure.
But now Meta has unveiled something new: a T...
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