Nevada
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Bill aims to protect children online
Studies show children are often negatively affected by the digital world, particularly social media. AB 320 aims to put legal restrictions in place to protect young Nevadans.
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Bill hoping to protect children online debated in State Legislature
The bill would require online platforms, such as social media, websites, and apps ensure the highest levels of protections for kids visiting their site, but no specifics were given.
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AB 320 introduces Age Appropriate Design Code to Nevada to protect children online
The bipartisan initiative would implement protections for children and focuses on data privacy and mental health.
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Youth digital privacy battles spark in states
A coordinated push to replicate California’s first-in-the-nation youth digital privacy law is encountering fierce opposition from the tech industry, which has made stopping bills in other states a top priority.