Dozens of tech safety groups urge House to reject KIDS package
Summary
Almost 100 groups that work on online safety and protecting children asked House leaders not to approve a new law called the KIDS Act. They worry this law, which may be voted on soon, could cause problems for online safety and children’s privacy.Key Facts
- Nearly 100 digital and child safety groups signed a letter opposing the KIDS Act.
- The KIDS Act is a proposed law focused on kids’ online safety.
- The groups sent their letter on Friday.
- They want House leaders to reject the current version of the KIDS Act.
- The law may be voted on in the House as early as next Monday.
- The process to bring it to the floor is being fast-tracked, which means moving quickly.
- The groups’ concerns include potential negative impacts on online safety and children’s privacy.
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