Design Codes
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Nebraska Legislature Passes Social Media Safety-by-Design Bill Requested by Governor Pillen
The Nebraska Kids Code Coalition applauds today’s overwhelming vote by the Nebraska legislature in favor of final passage of Senator Carolyn Bosn’s LB504, the Age-Appropriate Online Design Code Act.
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‘It’s time to break free’: Legislators, students rally in Manchester for Age-Appropriate Design
On the damp and chilly Monday morning of May 19, at 7:30 a.m., a collection of individuals gathered on the sidewalk of the round-about by the Northshire Bookstore to raise public awareness of Vermont’s Kids Code, an act more commonly known as Age-Appropriate Design Code. The bill advocates for by-default privacy settings for youth and…
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Hinsdale native’s youth online safety coalition works with parents, others to push for accountability from social media giants
Sen. Rezin is hopeful that by the end of Illinois’ Senate session in May, a comprehensive bill that address online safety as well as social media and artificial intelligence will be voted on and passed, she said. From there, she said she wants to start applying pressure at the federal level.
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South Carolina Kids Code Coalition Applauds Committee Passage of the Age-Appropriate Design Code
The South Carolina Kids Code Coalition today applauded the Senate Labor, Commerce and Industry Committee’s unanimous advancement of South Carolina Senator Sean M. Bennett’s S.268, the South Carolina Age-Appropriate Design Code.
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‘Deep Dive’ Roundup: Tracking bills in the Nebraska Legislature
LB 504, introduced by Lincoln Senator Carolyn Bosn, at the request of Governor Jim Pillen, would require technology companies to be more upfront with data collection, and require protections for minors on apps.