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Almost 100 organizations advocating for digital and children's safety have called on House leaders to reject the KIDS Act, a proposed online safety package. The letter was sent on Friday, highlighting concerns about the legislation, which may be voted on as soon as next Monday.
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Almost 100 organizations advocating for digital and children's safety have called on House leaders to reject the KIDS Act, a proposed online safety package. The letter was sent on Friday, highlighting concerns about the legislation, which may be voted on as soon as next Monday.
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Dozens of tech safety groups urge House to reject KIDS package
Nearly 100 Groups Urge House to Reject KIDS Act