US operating system age verification bill "Parents Decide Act" gets published
The "Parents Decide Act," a proposed US federal bill for operating system age verification, has been published. The bipartisan legislation requires users to confirm they are over 18, with parental verification for minors, and mandates secure data storage and parental controls for application developers. The bill's broad definition of operating systems and providers could significantly impact privacy and user control.
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