The proposal requires online platforms to adopt safety measures and could pave the way for a standoff with the Senate, where lawmakers are pushing for stricter rules.
Young person using a cell phone Hollie Adams/Reuters The US House of Representatives passed a bill on Monday (29) that requires online platforms to adopt protective measures for children and adolescents. The proposal could pave the way for a standoff with the Senate, where lawmakers are pushing for stricter rules. 📱Favorite g1 on Google and follow the top news of the day The US Congress has shown growing interest in preventing harm to young people in the digital environment, amid the backlash faced by social media companies. The Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act received 267 favorable votes and 117 against, with support from both Democrats and Republicans. Now on g1 The text requires companies to offer tools for children and adolescents to limit features
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