The House-passed KIDS Act is now a live Senate decision
After House passage of the Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act, senators are the next decision-makers on child online-safety rules, parental controls, age-related platform duties, and privacy tradeoffs.
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This story is about House-passed KIDS Act moves to the Senate. This bill would create one federal rulebook for many online services used by minors.
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