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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Protecting Minors Online Without Building a Digital ID State
On Monday, September 14, the Texas Senate Committee on State Affairs took up an interim charge that will almost certainly become legislation in January:
Study online gaming platforms that target minor children. Determine which gaming pla...
The Data Behind What We Already Feel: Why Delaying the Phone Is the Best Gift You Can Give Your Kid
If you’ve ever stood in a school pickup line while your ten-year-old begged for a phone “because everyone else has one,” you already know the pressure. What you might not have seen is just how much the data now backs up your instinct to hol...
The 16 & Up Social Media Act Is a De Facto Digital ID
Yesterday, Reps. Erin Houchin and Jake Auchincloss introduced the 16 & Up Social Media Act. The press release writes itself: bipartisan. National age standard of 16. Kids get their childhoods back. Parents get a line they can count on.
Jon...
Behind Newsom’s Child Safety Laws: Identity Checks, AI Audits, and More
Governor Gavin Newsom released a sweeping announcement this week claiming California now has “the strongest child safety chatbot and social media laws in the nation.” It’s a big, dramatic headline…and that’s the point. The press release bun...
Meta’s New AI Agent Raises a Red Flag and the Settlement Makes It Worse
As I was reading TechCrunch’s coverage of Meta’s new AI agent, Muse, one sentence stood out as a huge red flag. It wasn’t about download numbers or market share. It wasn’t about the hype around agentic AI. It was this line:
“The agent, w...
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