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Coalition Applauds Maryland’s Strong Defense of Kids Code vs. Big Tech Legal Attack
The Kids Code Coalition today applauded Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown’s decision to mount a vigorous defense of the state’s landmark youth online safety law by filing a motion to dismiss in response to Big Tech’s obstructionist legal attack through NetChoice.
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Parents of Kids Impacted by Social Media Harms Urge AG Brown to Enforce and Defend Maryland Kids Code
Today, more than a dozen parents of kids impacted by social media harms are urging Maryland Attorney General Brown to vigorously enforce and defend the law in court after Big Tech titans including Meta and Google sued to stop the law using their NetChoice front group.
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New bill would require warning labels on social media platforms
Advocates for a new bill at the state capitol that would require warning labels on social media say it will protect kids from some of the dangers on the different platforms.
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This is ‘why Nebraska’s design-focused social media bill is so critical’
AJ’s encounter with drugs on Snapchat wasn’t an accident; it was the result of design, as Snapchat’s algorithm actively pushed drug-related content and connections. These platforms are intentionally designed to keep children on screens, track their activity, and monetize their data—all to maximize profits, regardless of the cost to Nebraska kids and families.
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Suzanne Bernstein on Richard Eeds Radio Show
Suzanne Bernstein from EPIC (Electronic Privacy Information Center) on a child safety on the internet bill in our legislative session. Keeping private information secure and not allowing big tech to exploit us, especially our children.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online