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VT Parents Urge Gov. Scott to Support Online Product Safety Protections for Youth by Signing H.121 into Law
Dozens of Vermont parents and families have sent a letter urging Governor Phil Scott to protect kids’ data, privacy, and safety online by enacting Vermont Kids Code, provisions that would ensure children and teens have basic privacy and safety protections, which unanimously passed both legislative chambers earlier this month as a key component of data privacy bill H.121.
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ICYMI: Maryland Lawmakers Call on Big Tech Companies to Cooperate with Maryland Kids Code
Sponsors of the new Kids Code law ask major tech companies to comply with safety and privacy by design framework, reject trade group’s lawsuit threat
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Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale: It’s time for the Vermont Kids Code
As a Vermont senator and the mother of a toddler with a new baby on the way, I feel a deep personal responsibility to make sure the digital world our children grow up in is as safe and nurturing for them as the physical one.
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Kids’ Online Safety Advocates Urge Governor Scott to Sign Landmark Vermont Kids Code Legislation
More than a dozen organizations and advocates that helped lead the successful fight for the Vermont Kids Code, which unanimously passed both legislative chambers earlier this month, urged Governor Phil Scott to listen to the public mandate for action to protect kids’ data, privacy and safety online by signing H.121 into law.
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AG Charity Clark: A data privacy law for all of us
Last week, the Vermont Legislature voted out one of the most impactful consumer bills seen in decades, H.121, an act relating to enhancing consumer data privacy and the age-appropriate design code.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online