The KIDS bill moving through Congress prompts concerns about stifled speech and intrusive age verification
The Kids Internet and Digital Safety Act (KIDS Act) has passed the House of Representatives, proposing new regulations for online video games concerning child safety and communication. Opponents raise concerns about mandatory age verification, potential stifling of free speech, and the removal of a 'duty of care' provision, despite the bill's stated aim of protecting minors.
- Entities
- Person: Maria Cantwell
- Company: US Congress
- Topic: In-game Purchases
- Topic: Online Privacy
- Topic: Online Communication
- Topic: Age Verification
- Topic: Child Safety
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