News

  • The Baltimore Banner

    Protect children from online abuse, addiction linked to social media

    The Kids Code would put the onus on social media platforms to institute the strongest privacy-by-default and safety-by-design protections available and ensure products are age-appropriate and in kids’ best interests.

  • 96.3 KKOB News Radio

    Child Safe Internet

    Greta McAnany with Blue Fever on proposed legislation for greater kid safety on the ‘net.

  • Albuquerque Journal

    Make social media safe for vulnerable teens

    As a New Mexico mom with two school-aged children, I’ve invested a considerable amount of time and energy navigating the challenging and complex world of parenting in the digital age.

  • Eastern New Mexico News

    Bill would help hold social media groups responsible

    Two years ago, the unchecked dangers of the digital world hit home. My son, a 14-year-old freshman at the time, was being bullied at his old school in Texas because of his race. That afternoon, a friend texted him a link to an Instagram account targeting Black students at their high school.

  • MoCo 360

    Time for parents to start holding tech platforms accountable

    So, when I learned about the Maryland Kids Code initiative, it was such a relief. Finally, communities are recognizing that the responsibility shouldn’t only be on parents – social media companies also need to take accountability for their designs and role in our kids’ lives. We need to pass legislation that puts the onus on…