Bipartisan Kids Online Safety

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Republicans are barreling toward remaking the internet

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The Federal Trade Commission workshop on Wednesday was more aggressively partisan than past tech-focused events.

The event was originally announced with the milder tagline “Monopolizing Kids’ Time Online ” at the end of the Biden administration.

With Republicans in control of all three branches of government, the tone has shifted.

Congress passed the Take It Down Act this year , but the future of KOSA and other bills remains uncertain.

Even the Cato Institute called the event “a one -sided airing of grievances against tech companies” “Small tech innovators like our members can offer essential, real-world expertise,” ACT | The App Association wrote.

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