A leading kids safety bill has been poison pilled, supporters say

AI Summary1 min read

TL;DR

A House committee is reviewing 19 bills, including a revised Kids Online Safety Act, to improve children's online safety, potentially reviving legislation that stalled last year.

Tags

Kids Online Safety ActHouse committeeonline safetylegislationchildren

Last year, the House of Representatives was the place where a leading kids online safety bill came to die. On Tuesday, a powerful House committee positioned itself as the place where that bill could be resurrected… along with 18 other proposals.

During a three-hour hearing, an Energy and Commerce subcommittee discussed 19 bills recently packaged together in an effort to make the internet safer for kids. They include a mix of official and draft legislation, including a reworked version of the Kids Online Safety Act (KOSA) - the Senate bill that was denied a vote in the House last year after passing 91-3 in the upper chamber - and the App Sto …

Read the full story at The Verge.

Visit Website