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Minnesota Kids Code
At the state capitol, lawmakers are expected to discuss a bill aimed at protecting your kids on the internet and their online data. The Age Appropriate Design Code bill also called the Minnesota Kids Code would bring a product safety approach to protecting kids online.
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Kids Code bill designed to protect Minnesota children from harmful online content
Minnesota legislators are focusing on the safety of children while online as part of a new bill that could create the Age-Appropriate Design Code.
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Capitol Recap: Can Vermont lawmakers rein in Big Tech to protect kids?
An internet-safety bill that some lawmakers are characterizing as the “strongest” piece of youth mental health legislation in Montpelier this year faces an almost certain legal challenge from the big technology companies it seeks to regulate.
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Sparks fly over kids’ online privacy
A re-tooled push to pass U.K.-inspired online privacy protections for kids is testing the resolve and patience of state lawmakers, as the tech industry presses the case that the proposals are unconstitutional.
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Vermont lawmakers are taking on Big Tech
Ram Hinsdale is the lead sponsor of S.289, Vermont’s version of a bill being spearheaded in six other state Legislatures by the national advocacy group Kids Code Coalition. The California state Legislature passed its version of the bill in 2022.
Prioritizing the safety and wellbeing of young people online