Alaska HJR28 urges Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act to protect minors online.
The Alaska HJR28 calls on Congress to pass the Kids Online Safety Act, which aims to enhance protections for children and adolescents on online platforms. The act would prohibit market or product research on children under 13 and restrict it on minors aged 13 to 16 unless parental consent is provided. It would also provide parents with tools to manage and monitor privacy settings, restrict data collection, and limit compulsive design features. Additionally, it establishes a Kids Online Safety Council to advise Congress on emerging risks and best practices.
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